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More damage revealed
Buccaneers bone-crushing safety Jordan Whitehead appears to have a date with a shoulder surgeon after the season, but he will play today in a harness that has Joe thinking back to the contraption former Bucs DE Noah Spence used to wear. [read more]
While thousands listen to The Ira Kaufman Podcast twice a week, Joe realizes that many thousands do not. So those fans did not hear Ira and Joe(s) firmly predict a Buccaneers victory today and explain why. [read more]
Star.
Yesterday it was announced that former Bucs great John Lynch was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2021. A richly deserved honor. [read more]
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Our Buccaneers’ second trip to the Super Bowl is here!! And new Hall of Famer and Bucs legend John Lynch –yes, he made it!! — is the special guest on this episode. Plenty of fun, passion, wisdom and more wit The Sage of Tampa Bay Sports and Joe, presented by Bill Currie Ford.
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The Bucs are here. On American sports’ ultimate stage. [read more]
In normal years, David Baker, the president of the Pro Football Hall of Fame would knock on the hotel doors of the newly elected Hall members to welcome them to a football club where they will be remembered until the end of time. [read more]
Super Bowl LV
Chiefs (16-2) at Bucs (14-5)
Kickoff: 6:30 p.m.
TV: CBS (WTSP-TV Channel 10, locally).
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BY IRA KAUFMAN
The wait is over for John Lynch. For Rondé Barber, it’s just beginning. [read more]
Ali Marpet
The underrated Bucs offensive line might finally get its rightful respect tomorrow night, but one guy already has garnered a ton of love. [read more]
“Whaddya think now, Glazer?”
Remember when a report emerged two years ago that Team Glazer was uneasy and possibly troubled because Bucco Bruce Arians was not going to call plays? [read more]
One reason the Chiefs are in the Super Bowl is that despite not having a dominant defense, they can outsmart an opposing offense. [read more]
Screamer-in-chief is named
Being an offensive line coach in Tampa is one of the easiest O-line gigs in the NFL for a few reasons. [read more]
Ian Beckles and friend.
Touchdowns may win; field goals will lose. [read more]
Devin White’s defense gets a shout out
A receiver who caught 12 balls for 216 yards and a touchdown against the Bucs this season, but struggled against the Chiefs, weighed in on the Super Bowl defenses yesterday. [read more]
Banking big on Bucs OLB.
Looking for someone who will dominate Sunday night in Super Bowl LV? Look no further for advice than Kay Adams. [read more]
Before Joe gets rolling, please understand that Joe isn’t bashing Bucco Bruce Arians here. [read more]
Hallelujah! [read more]
Is it possible to rattle Tom Brady in his 10th Super Bowl? [read more]
