“I Was Wrong”
October 28th, 2020
Confession.
“Forgive me Father Dungy for I have sinned… “ [read more]

Confession.
“Forgive me Father Dungy for I have sinned… “ [read more]

Getting national love
When national outlets mention the Bucs, of course park-violating, home-invading, NFLPA-ignoring, down-forgetting Bucs quarterback Tom Brady is included. [read more]

The leading receiver of our beloved 2020 Buccaneers has spoken. [read more]

Yes, Leonard Fournette got more touches than Ronald Jones on Sunday against the Raiders in Las Vegas. [read more]

Enjoys watching Bucs tape.
Yes, it is nearing giddy times for Bucs fans. [read more]
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Derek Carr was so helpless Sunday against Devin White and the Bucs, he looked like a salmon about to be eaten by a grizzly. [read more]
Joe’s a big Jamel Dean fan.
The second-year cornerback keeps growing and growing. He’ll have his hiccups, like he did Sunday in Vegas, but Dean attacks his mistakes and is fiercely determined to fix them. [read more]

Out Monday night.
It’s the Giants. [read more]

Odd couple, but it works.
Remember this summer when those who covered or monitored the Belicheats would wring their hands wondering how park-violating, home-invading, NFLPA-ignoring, down-forgetting Bucs quarterback Tom Brady would work with Bucco Bruce Arians? [read more]

“You know Carr, I think your brother is onto something. Maybe that old coot Arians will buy me a drink at Hooters at the Super Bowl? The Hooters Girls dig my m@#$%^*ing ring, you know?”
Yes, the Super Bowl will be played at the Den of Depression in 2021. With social distancing, of course. [read more]

Hall of Fame tight end Tony Gonzalez admits he wrote off one key Buccaneer and was skeptical of another. [read more]

Secret to Bucs’ success.
Yes, the Bucs are in a playoff race. Joe feels it. Or maybe Joe’s thinking of creepy Patriots owner Bob Kraft’s visits to Asian strip mall boutiques in Jupiter. [read more]
It’s been 20 years since the ferocious Bucs defense of 2000 crushed quarterbacks for 55 sacks, an eye-popping total that further cemented the Glory Days defense as a force of its generation.
But guess how many sacks the Bucs are on pace for this season? [read more]
Joe eagerly awaited this glorious time, when Bucs fans could step out of the football-fan hell Jason Licht and Mark Dominik artfully crafted for 11 seasons with a little help from Team Glazer, who used to dance on the league salary floor before big spending became mandatory. [read more]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. The Bucs are 5-2, not 10-2. Lot of strong teams remain on the schedule. Still, Joe’s having fun playoff and scoreboard watching. [read more]

Yes, Joe is playoff watching and scoreboard watching. Joe may be rusty because it’s been so damn long since Joe has done it. [read more]
Joe wrote many, many times over the summer that if Tom Brady could simply get the Bucs scoring another two points per game, then the Bucs would be assured a playoff berth and fans would be doing backflips on Redington Beach.
Why? History says so. [read more]

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BY IRA KAUFMAN
The Bucs face critical decisions in the offseason regarding key defensive players.
Lavonte David, Shaq Barrett and Ndamukong Suh are unsigned past the 2020 season, but the No. 1 contract priority rests on the other side of the football.
Chris Godwin must be retained at all costs. [read more]