As Bucs fans sit on the edge of their seats waiting for Tom Brady to decide if he’s had enough of football or if he wants to take one more run at a Super Bowl, presumably with the Bucs, another future Hall of Famer is likely waiting for the same answer. [read more]
The reports are flowing everywhere. Bucs offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich has a second interview tomorrow with the Jacksonville Jaguars for their vacant head coaching position.
Joe isn’t surprised. As of today, there are no reports of defensive coordinator Todd Bowles having a second interview lined up. Joe isn’t surprised by that, either.
Put a ribbon on it, Bucs fans. The season is over. It went from embarrassingly bad to being embarrassed for L.A. — to embarrassed that Todd Bowles left Cooper Kupp in singles against a safety. It’s time for some perspective today – Jeff and Tom have you covered there. Our thanks for another great and fun season of Buccaneers talk on the ScuttleBucs. We love us the Joe’s and Bill Currie Ford GM Sean Sullivan. Please make sure to support Bill Currie Ford – it’s a sign of thanks for their support of the ScuttleBucs and Bucs talk. Go Bucs! All the fun is presented by Bill Currie Ford. home of the nationwide lifetime warranty for new and used vehicles!
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Now, the high anxiety begins.
Before Sunday’s kickoff, Tampa Bay’s path to the Super Bowl appeared promising — beat the Rams at home and remain in Tampa all week long before entertaining the 49ers in the NFC championship game. [read more]
While Tom Brady didn’t tip his hand regarding retirement, a guy Brady helped recruit (and whose old team tried to blacklist) seemed to very much reveal his thoughts of playing more seasons in Tampa. [read more]