Deep Bucs Injury Report
January 5th, 2022
Lot of banged up players.
Joe doesn’t remember seeing an injury report with so many players on it. [read more]

Lot of banged up players.
Joe doesn’t remember seeing an injury report with so many players on it. [read more]

“Don’t worry Kyle, you will get to play someday.”
Unless the unthinkable happens, Kyle Trask will finish his rookie season not taking one snap of football in the regular season. [read more]

Ronald Jones
The headline is today’s official forecast for running back Ronald Jones, courtesy of Bucco Bruce Arians after today’s practice.
It doesn’t sound good for RoJo’s injured ankle. “He’s in a boot,” Arians added.
Joe’s experience says the presence of the dreaded boot means missing at least two games.

Bucs are done with him.
Yes, last Sunday, Super Bowl-winning coach Bucco Bruce Arians announced to the free world that furniture-tossing, bicycle-winging, tantrum-throwing quitter Antonio Brown was no longer a member of the Bucs.
Still, some wondered if that was final. [read more]

Bucco Bruce Arians.
The Bucs have more injuries than you may see in an evening at Tampa General Hospital. And they can all be lumped into two categories. [read more]
It’s over.
Whatever BS spin job you want to believe from whatever media type is claiming to know what happened Sunday, the only facts available are that Antonio Brown ran off the field and out of MetLife stadium like a 5-year-old in need of a timeout, a nap, a juice box and a hug from his soothing granny. [read more]

Bruce Arians talks defensive tackles.
The manbeasts of the Buccaneers’ defensive front have not been very productive the last couple of games. [read more]

Sneaky numbers.
Some people are scoffing at the potential impact the immortal Cyril Grayson can have with the Bucs at receiver with Chris Godwin having surgery on his knee and Antonio Brown needing surgery on his head. [read more]
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“Get some new gloves!”
Catch the damn ball! [read more]

Life without Antonio Brown.
A long-time NFL writer and columnist now typing for NFL.com thinks the Bucs’ Super Bowl chances ran out of the tunnel of MetLife Stadium right along with topless former Bucs receiver, furniture-tossing, bicycle-winging, tantrum-throwing quitter Antonio Brown. [read more]

Bucs linebacker chatter.
For years Joe always typed how Lavonte David was horribly underrated. [read more]

Playoff ready?
With all the Antonio Brown nonsense, how about refreshing news for a change, eh? [read more]
The growing pains continue for the Bucs’ first-round draft pick. [read more]

Ke’Shawn Vaughn
The Bucs have been stacking running back injuries as well as wins. [read more]
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Tanking back in style in Tampa?
Most Bucs fans don’t realize it, but the Giants-Washington game scheduled for 1 p.m. on Sunday likely will affect the Bucs-Panthers game at 4:25 p.m.
Joe shall explain. [read more]
Flash poll posted at 2:21 p.m. Poll closed at 10:50 p.m.