Bucs Receivers Rattled Jalen Ramsey
February 2nd, 2022
“I own Jalen Ramsey.”
Joe’s research uncovered something that made Joe headbutt his keyboard. [read more]

“I own Jalen Ramsey.”
Joe’s research uncovered something that made Joe headbutt his keyboard. [read more]

It’s common knowledge that Tom Brady raised the games of those around him. [read more]
After the 2021 season, Bucs Super Bowl-winning coach Bucco Bruce Arians said the expected (and unexpected) departures means the Bucs would only need to reload, not rebuild. [read more]
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“Look man, I want to create my own scene, OK?”
Interesting thought process on who may succeed Tom Brady as the next Bucs quarterback from a veteran of overnight sports radio. [read more]

Mystery.
If you believe Tom Brady was wishy-washy about retiring when he recorded his saccharine-laced podcast with Jim Gray and answered all those wet-kiss questions on Monday, well, Joe has swampland in southern Nevada for sale. [read more]

Dolphins whiffed on Tom Brady.
Joe has always written that tanking is good. Tanking gets you better players. And a reason former Dolphins coach Brian Flores is unemployed and suing the NFL is that he refused to tank — or recruit a quarterback who ended up winning the Bucs a Super Bowl. [read more]

49ers QB Jimmy GQ.
In a season obituary of sorts, it seems 49ers quarterback Jimmy GQ has resigned himself to the notion he will be playing for another team in 2022. [read more]

Bucs QB Coach Clyde Christensen opens up.
It was a sad day at One Buc Palace for Tom Brady’s close friend and quarterback coach Clyde Christensen, who sounded a lot like a guy surprised by Brady’s retirement. [read more]

Standards to win by.
Joe had written long before Tom Brady announced his retirement, or even before there were whispers he was thinking of throwing in the towel, that Brady was going to leave an imprint on the Bucs franchise for years and years to come. [read more]

Antonio Brown
It seems not everyone at One Buc Palace was happy with how Antonio Brown was handled on the Buccaneers’ sidelines during that wacky afternoon against the miserable New York Jets. [read more]

Says Bucs TE undecided.
The common belief among Bucs fans, and Joe shared this opinion, is that if Bucs quarterback Tom Brady retired, so too would tight end Rob Gronkowski. [read more]

Bucs GM Jason Licht.
Is it Kyle Trask time or is Bucs Super Bowl-winning coach Bucco Bruce Arians going to get his Door No. 2 option? [read more]

“It’s all you now, Kyle. I’ll help you, but just don’t text me too much my wife says I have to limit my screen time.”
So are the Buccaneers ready to pass the quarterback baton to their 2021 second-round pick?

Gronk
Regular readers here have seen Joe lobby for 49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo to be the 2022 Tampa Bay signal-caller.
He is hardly the only name Joe would embrace. [read more]

The voices get bigger and louder when it comes to saying Tom Brady did not like or trust the Bucs’ prospects and coaching enough to continue gracing Tampa Bay with his mighty presence. [read more]