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Speaking after today’s game, Bucco Bruce Arians was unhappy about the Bucs’ nearly invisible pass rush.
Joe found it especially disturbing after the Falcons hammered Drew Brees to the turf six times last Sunday. [read more]
Admits guilt.
Bucco Bruce Arians loves to refer to the many and consistent mental mistakes by the Bucs as “Bucs beating Bucs.” [read more]
Bucs offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich
For a moment, try to forget the Bucs calling Dare Ogunbowale’s number twice in a row on the goal line late in the game.
This post is about the bigger playcalling picture. [read more]
The Bucs’ No. 1-ranked run defense fell apart today. [read more]
So who is to blame for the four picks today by America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston? [read more]
Today the Bucs did what they do best at home — not show up.
Did Tampa Bay look like a team mathematically alive in the playoff chase, or like a team giving a special effort on its home turf against a division rival?
Nope. They were sleepwalking for much of the game. [read more]
Drew Brees is in the house, prepared to put on an aerial show with America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston.
Will the Bucs’ offensive line get worked over again, like they did against the Saints in October? Will the absence of cornerback Marshon Lattimore be what the Bucs offense needs to ring up 35 points and win the game? The Bucs playoff lives are on the line.
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Speaking on national radio, O.J. Howard painted himself as a guy who was slow to get the Bucco Bruce Arians offense. [read more]
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Recovering from setback. (Photo courtesy of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.)
The last time the Bucs played the Saints, a Bucs legend was born. [read more]
Rare feat within sight.
Joe got a rather interesting Twitter last night. [read more]
Game 10
Saints (7-2) at Bucs (3-6)
Kickoff: 1 p.m.
TV: WTVT-TV Channel 13, NFL Sunday Ticket Channel 712.
Talkin’ Saints-Bucs
Don’t be shocked if the Bucs can pull off an upset today. [read more]
He can catch, too.
As a rookie Ronald Jones looked like a sure bust. His numbers were so bad very few running backs ever recovered from such a horrible rookie season. [read more]
Coaches talk a lot about complementary football, but this is not what they have in mind. [read more]
Guys who get paid big money to scrutinize the NFL and run highly intricate spreadsheets have made a very interesting call on the Buccaneers’ starting quarterback, a man with no contract for 2020. [read more]
Where the Bucs game will be shown on free TV
If you live within the Gulf Coast states, or about half of SEC Country, you will likely get the Saints-Bucs game on free TV.
It’s Episode II of TAMPA TWO this week, presented by Caldeco Air Conditioning & Heating. Derrick Brooks and Ira Kaufman always deliver. A production from The Identity Tampa Bay and Joe.
Remember when Bucco Bruce Arians threw a challenge flag in the fourth quarter last Sunday when he didn’t have a challenge remaining?
That cost the Bucs a potentially valuable timeout, but Arians said it was an intentional ploy to make a statement to officials. [read more]
It’s the weekly, 24-hour Bruce Arians Confidence Poll. Posted at 11:01 a.m. See last week’s results linked here.
