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BY IRA KAUFMAN
Now, the high anxiety begins.
Before Sunday’s kickoff, Tampa Bay’s path to the Super Bowl appeared promising — beat the Rams at home and remain in Tampa all week long before entertaining the 49ers in the NFC championship game. [read more]
While Tom Brady didn’t tip his hand regarding retirement, a guy Brady helped recruit (and whose old team tried to blacklist) seemed to very much reveal his thoughts of playing more seasons in Tampa. [read more]
Joe worries about Bucs fans today after experiencing the ecstasy of the most stunning comeback in team history, followed seconds later by simultaneous and inhumane kicks to the groin by the Rams and Todd Bowles.
It still hurts and it will hurt for a long time. [read more]
It is a sad Monday morning in Tampa Bay. For only the fifth time this football season, we cannot celebrate a victory on the morning after. It shouldn’t have ended this way.[read more]
It seems Antonio Brown was rooting for our beloved Buccaneers to lose yesterday.
The question had to be asked of Bucco Bruce Arians, so Joe asked it. 
The longest tenured Buccaneer had plenty to say after this evening’s soul-sucking loss to the Rams at The Licht House. 
One of the great warriors in Buccaneers history acknowledged tonight that his Tampa Bay career may be finished. 
