Fun fact.

The Bucs won a game last night and Tom Brady didn’t throw a touchdown pass. [read more]

Grew weary of drama.

Interestingly, Joe knows of accredited Boston media types who happened to work for the very outfit that broadcast last night’s Bucs-Belicheats game and were denied access to One Buc Palace by the Bucs. [read more]

New deal after season?

Lots to come out of one story but here goes for Joe: [read more]

Hosts famous visitor.

No, Joe’s not talking about the Bucs (maybe?) giving Tom Brady a game ball. [read more]

(Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com.)

Happy Victory Monday!

Last night’s Bucs win was like looking at a bowl full of homemade applesauce. Looks like vomit but tastes so damn good. That was last night’s win over the Belicheats. Ugly, ugly win but damn isn’t it sweet?

So let’s get rolling here. [read more]

The greatest coach in Buccaneers history is not up for debate. [read more]

Back in 2011, the Bucs were 3-2 and taking on the mighty Saints and Drew Brees at home. 

Five days prior to kickoff, safety Tanard Jackson was reinstated by the NFL after a 56-week suspension. [read more]

Glum over Carlton Davis.

The way the look on Bucs Super Bowl-winning coach Bucco Bruce Arians quickly changed spoke volumes to Joe. [read more]

Hero

Film doesn’t lie, and it will show anyone watching that Lavonte David made the huge play that saved the Bucs from a likely loss. [read more]

A win is a win is a win.

Maybe a bit more so when you beat Bill Belicheat in his own crib on “Sunday Night Football.” Feels good! [read more]

Winning.

There is only one word Joe can think of with this win. It’s what good teams sometimes resort to in order to win.

“Survival.” [read more]

Take a bow, Jason Licht! [read more]

So the Patriots rushed the ball eight times tonight for a grand total of -1 yard. [read more]

“You like that, Tommy?”

How bout the Bucs shaking off three miserable games rushing and looking like their Super Bowl selves pounding the rock tonight!! [read more]

No style points tonight, but Joe and Bucs fans everywhere will take it.

A rainy, back-to-back road game is a tough task for any NFL team. Throw in the distraction of the incredible hype of Tom Brady returning to New England and a slew of injuries, and the Bucs had a small mountain to climb. [read more]

Carlton Davis was carted off tonight with a quad injury.

Richard Sherman often looked like he could have used a stretcher and an oxygen tank. [read more]

Chat in the comments here all game long during this historic night.

Be decent. Play nice. Unless you’re blasting the zebras or the twisted Patriots fans that find there way in here.

Enjoy this national spotlight, Bucs fans! Go Bucs!

Beat up.

This is gnarly stuff and if true, Joe has to wonder about the X-ray machines teams use at stadiums. [read more]