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There are lots of reasons the Bucs lost to the Falcons on Thursday. A cynical fan might say there were well over 500.
But Joe thinks it’s safe to say rookie running back Bucky Irving thinks he lost the game for the Bucs. [read more]
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Free man.
Philadelphia has had enough. [read more]
Bucs coach Todd Bowles.
Yes, Joe is still muttering into a pint of cold beer at Hooters about how the Bucs choked away a game last week in Atlanta. [read more]
Catching up.
Until recently, Bucs receiver Chris Godwin was getting roughly a third of all Bucs targets from Baker Mayfield. But the target percentage is beginning to even out. [read more]
So the Bucs really have two defenses within their 30th-ranked defense (yards-per-game allowed). [read more]
Breathe easy, Bucs fans.
Don’t look at the weather report and listen to the words of Lavonte David. [read more]
“But no sacks, coach.”
This ought to enrage the pressures-are-more-important-than-sacks crowd. [read more]
Joe is feeling too much Bucs depression among fans. [read more]
“Hey Buck, one of us has to get 90 yards. You feel me?”
Joe is still waiting. [read more]
Short and sweet (throws).
Joe doesn’t know whether to be worried or not. [read more]
Scheduled for MRI.
The slimy Saints may have lost much more than a ballgame last night. [read more]
“Hey Ira, how bout you and the boys leave the O-line evaluation to the professionals. I don’t tell you how to conjugate a verb or eat a donut.”
So Week 2 punching bag right tackle Justin Skule is no longer a guy Bucs fans are screaming about or wishing to be traded to a future Bucs opponent. [read more]
If you thought the carving of the Bucs’ interior pass defense Thursday night felt historic, well, that’s because it was.
Joe’s got the numbers. [read more]
Flash poll posted at 12:40 p.m. Poll closed 1:41 p.m.
So the Bucs are bolting town tomorrow to set up shop in New Orleans and prepare to face the slimy Saints on Sunday.
It will be more than a business trip. [read more]
The NFL’s best.
So what NFL quarterback has had his hand — and legs — in the most touchdowns this season? [read more]
The Bucs are bugging out. [read more]
Todd Bowles
Everything seemed to be looking up for the Bucs. Solid team. Seemed well-coached. Dangerous offense. Defense that could be stout. [read more]
Critical pass defense issue.
The Bucs suddenly have a major problem on their hands, based on how they collapsed Thursday night. And whether Todd Bowles can resolve the issue soon may determine the fate of the season. [read more]
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BY IRA KAUFMAN
The injury-riddled Buc defense was ravaged Thursday night, but let’s not overlook a dismal second-half performance on the other side of the ball.
Led by a spry Kirk Cousins, Atlanta rolled up 550 yards — the most by a Tampa Bay opponent in eight years. Cousins threw for 509 of those yards, setting a record for a Falcons franchise that began play in 1966, when Todd Bowles was still a toddler. [read more]
