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February 3rd, 2020
Right tackle analysis.
Joe is convinced of living in a different world when it comes to the Bucs’ offensive line. [read more]
Right tackle analysis.
Joe is convinced of living in a different world when it comes to the Bucs’ offensive line. [read more]
Joe can’t stand the Panthers, but Joe has to give it up for retired Carolina receiver Steve Smith’s new nickname for America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston. [read more]
Bucs preseason voice Chris Myers.
The TV preseason voice of the Bucs thinks time has just about run out for a famous Bucs player. [read more]
Joe is so fired up to watch the Tampa Bay Vipers end the incessant losing at Raymond James Stadium. The Buccaneers’ last winning season shouldn’t be a difficult trivia question.
Bring on the XFL to Tampa!
Vipers football kicks off Sunday, a 2 p.m. broadcast on FOX, and the first home game is Saturday, Feb. 22. Get your tickets now!
Guilty
Joe has long written that the Hall of Fame voting process has morphed into a politics-driven mess.
The 48 voters are supposed to vote for the best players and not give a crap about anything else, including off-field behavior and weaksauce nonsense like, ‘well, this guy isn’t as good but he’s been waiting longer.'” [read more]
“Dang Bruce, you really want me to throw to Dare?”
(Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com.)
For those who have absolutely, positively made their minds up that Mr. Entertainment, America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, should be gone no matter the wonderful numbers he puts up, no matter his personality, no matter the excitement and drama he brings to each dropback, please click elsewhere on this page.
This story isn’t for you. [read more]
Ronald Jones put his foot down last week.
It seems having just 80 carries in the final eight games of last season isn’t sitting well with the young running back.
New position; old self.
It seems moving to the inside linebacker position was a smooth transition for Bucs star Lavonte David. [read more]
It’s an emotional column today from The Sage of Tampa Bay Sports, presented by Ira’s good friend Sean Sullivan, Bill Currie Ford general manager, who will personally help you get the best value on your next vehicle purchase.
BY IRA KAUFMAN
Leaving the Hall of Fame meeting room Saturday afternoon, I thought John Lynch had earned himself a gold jacket.
When Hall of Fame president David Baker read the list of modern-era candidates who had survived the first cut from 15 to 10, Lynch was still alive. That was a very positive sign after he was eliminated in the first reduction in each of the past two years. [read more]
Buccaneers players seem to love Bucco Bruce Arians but they’re also a little scared of him. [read more]
49ers LT talks Ndamukong Suh.
Not always when Joe asks NFL players or coaches a question are they so friendly. [read more]
Shaq Barrett fires some real talk at his quarterback
The new face of the Buccaneers defense, Shaq Barrett, shared frustration with Tampa Bay’s quarterback of the past five seasons on national radio.
America’s Quarterback might wince when he hears this.
[read more]
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Helps a former Bucs ILB.
John Lynch may have missed out on the Hall of Fame (again) yesterday but the man can still finish the weekend as a winner. [read more]
Award winner.
Man, can enough Bucs get shafted this year? [read more]
It’s official.
Again this afternoon, for the seventh consecutive year, Bucs legend John Lynch is a Hall of Fame finalist who didn’t make it to Canton.
Maybe this will be the year the Buccaneers organization and some key ex-Bucs will decide not to give a second-rate effort in supporting the Lynch candidacy. [read more]
Video of “The Sage,” Ira Kaufman, delivering his Hall of Fame presentation for John Lynch.
As we all know, former Bucs great John Lynch is up for selection for the Pro Football Hall of Fame today, the seventh consecutive year. [read more]
Bucs Pro Bowl wide receiver Chris Godwin is fired up for the 2020 NFL season, but he’s not sure who will be throwing him footballs. [read more]
It’s not every day that a rival quarterback serves up a candid take on the Buccaneers that includes a quality backhanded slap to the face. [read more]