Down goes Buffalo! The ScuttleBucs are fired up on another Victory Monday, and this week, it’s time to put it all in perspective. We’re talking Big Picture superlatives and pinching ourselves. With four games to go, the Bucs are contenders again. Let’s enjoy the ride just like we were driving in a sweet F-150 or Mustang fro Bill Currie Ford. Hit up Bill Currie Ford GM Sean Sullivan today for the JoeBucsFan discount — you won’t be disappointed.
Pretty telling stuff from Bucs receiver Breshad Perriman to SI.com in the wake of his winning touchdown Sunday to beat Buffalo in overtime. [read more]
When Bucs Super Bowl-winning coach Bucco Bruce Arians was in high school and a star quarterback at York (Pa.) High School, Vince Lombardi was still coaching. [read more]
So the misguided Bucs’ playcaller in the moment, Byron Leftwich or Tom Brady, made the overtime decision to throw a screen to Leonard Fournette on 1st-and-10 from the Tampa Bay-35. [read more]
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BY IRA KAUFMAN
Had it all the way. Just kidding.
Style points don’t count in this league, especially when you’re hunting the NFC’s No. 1 playoff seed. The final scoreboard read 33-27, Bucs, in overtime as Tampa Bay held off a desperate, talented opponent. [read more]
Big deal, so Tom Brady leads the NFL this season in passing touchdowns (36) and total yards passing (4,134).
No. 12 has ramped up his entertainment value!
How many mini-fights did Brady get in yesterday with the Bills? Three?
He also ran 7 times for 16 yards and a touchdown. That was Brady’s busiest and most productive day on the ground since he ran for his life on a four-sack day against the Eagles in 2015.
Oh, and the dude is 44 years old.
Joe can’t wait for Brady’s first taunting penalty on Sunday night, when the Bucs hammer the slimy Saints.
Yeah, Richard Sherman, the Bucs veteran corner and now a sometimes safety, may at times look like a shell of his former self. But you cannot tell Joe that his attitude and professionalism is not rubbing off on his young teammates. [read more]