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Leader of Sunday’s pack.
When it comes to NextGen stats, Joe listens.
Because NextGen stats don’t lie. [read more]
It’s that time of year again, when Tampa Bay’s big PGA Tour event returns. And there’s no better way to watch it than in the Hooters Owl’s Nest.
Bucs RB Ronald Jones.
Joe was very disheartened the way the Bucs played ground-and-pound on first downs against the Saints. [read more]
Insane halftime record at Lambeau.
Successful handicappers, such as Warren Sharp, are big on looking for trends. And boy does Sharp have a doozy of a trend he discovered. [read more]
Tyler Johnson gets mad respect
Intriguing takes on rookie receiver Tyler Johnson were shared by his head coach and a teammate this week. [read more]
Bucs RT Tristan Wirfs.
There is just no way anyone with the Bucs thought rookie right tackle Tristan Wirfs would be this good this soon. If they did, the Bucs would have traded up to take him as the first lineman in the draft. [read more]
All-Rookie.
The Bucs have a member of the All-Rookie team on each side of the ball. [read more]
Bucs coach Bucco Bruce Arians.
Like any good team, to win big games often requires an unsung player making a key contribution. [read more]
Rondé Barber’s Hall presentation.
Normally a class of Pro Football Hall of Famers is selected and announced the day before the Super Bowl.
We do not live in normal times. [read more]
Living in Drew Brees’ head forever?
Yeah, it was so cool that reserve Bucs safety Mike Edwards got the interception that sealed the win for the Bucs. Equally important is how he had the presence of mind to get both feet inbounds. [read more]
The young Bucs secondary had one hell of a teaching moment on Sunday.
Bucco Bruce Arians shed light on it last night. [read more]
Celebrates Bucs “Angry Runs.”
The Bucs are getting a lot of love in the wake of beating the slimy Saints Sunday night in the NFC divisional round. [read more]
GMC sees it too.
A lot of Bucs fans — Joe included — shriek in horror upon seeing Bucs corners lining up nine-yards off the receiver on third-and-six. [read more]
MRI results known.
Whew. Seems the Bucs may have dodged a bullet. [read more]
It’s not often that a Bucs game is more fun to watch the second or third time, but that’s the case with Sunday’s historic beat down of the Saints.
Why? Because Tampa Bay was the more physical and nasty team. [read more]
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Bucs RB Ronald Jones.
When the Bucs got blown out by the Saints midway through the season, the Bucs handed off the ball four times — four! [read more]
Big Devin White fan.
Like every red-blooded American male, popular sports radio and TV host Adam Schein was glued to the tube this past weekend. [read more]
NFL Network’s Steve Smith.
Look, when a guy is paid a serious chunk of cash to offer up his opinion on a popular national cable network, occasionally he (or she) will say something so absurd it will hang with him/her forever. [read more]
