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BY IRA KAUFMAN
The subject has been bandied about for years on New England sports talk stations and in every bar from Cambridge to Chestnut Hill. Now the Bucs will play a key role in providing some clarity.
Go figure. [read more]
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Super Bowl chatter.
Who would know new Bucs quarterback park-violating, home-invading Tom Brady and new tight end Rob Gronkowski better than a former teammate? [read more]
Fair form of measurement?
Look, Joe is not a huge fan of the Pro Bowl. And in recent years, Joe hasn’t watched the Pro Bowl because it often conflicts with Joe’s travel schedule to the Super Bowl. [read more]
Any gas left in this tank?
One thing Uncle Ira, Pro Football Hall of Fame voter Ira Kaufman, spoke about in his recent pod is he’s uncomfortable with the Bucs’ defensive depth. [read more]
The bar for the Tampa Bay offensive line has been jacked up so high, departed Demar Dotson might not even be able to reach it. [read more]
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Here is one person not on the Bucs-to-the-Super Bowl bandwagon. [read more]
Pointing fingers.
If one takes literally the words of Sean Payton, coach of the slimy Saints, it means multiple people were involved. [read more]
“Nasty.”
Anyone up for some offensive line porn? [read more]
Bucs CB can’t wait to face.
When the 2020 schedule was released last week, Bucs corner Sean Murphy-Bunting circled one game. [read more]
Bucs DC Todd Bowles
Remember when Josh McDaniels screwed the Colts two years ago, accepting their head coaching gig and then quickly backing out?
Even Father Dungy ripped him publicly for hanging assistant coaches that committed to join him. [read more]
“Did you see the merchandise sales data in Haverhill, Joel?”
Tom Brady mania isn’t just in Florida. [read more]
With multiple trips as a starting quarterback to the NFC title game and a long media career breaking down quarterback film, Ron “Jaws” Jaworski is not one to pull punches when evaluating QBs. [read more]
Bucs coach Bruce Arians.
Just like the announcement that Big Storm Brewing is coming out with a classic lager, the news that the Bucs signed park-violating, home-invading quarterback Tom Brady sent Bucs back fans to the moon, giddy with excitement. Playoff games dancing in their heads. [read more]
One of the straight-talkers inside One Buc Palace — and outside — is a fan of Bucco Bruce Arians. [read more]
“Tom, you are so dreamy.”
The Bucs have had memorable games the past decade in New Orleans. Those outcomes had Bucs fans either guzzling Big Storm Beer in celebration or forced fans to barf their Doritos on the living room hardwood. [read more]
Sale on RBs?
Former Bucs scout and Jets director of pro player personnel Pat Kirwan always likes to describe the coming three months or so as the value season. [read more]
Tristan Wirfs breakdown.
Last year, rookie outside linebacker Anthony Nelson had minimal impact, largely because he was basically a third-stringer who backed up Carl Nassib. [read more]
