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Though 11 games, the stats on manbeast defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh don’t resemble what NFL fans have come to expect from him, except for Suh answering the bell for every game and scoring two touchdowns. [read more]
Free RoJo
Ronald Jones had an excellent revival game yesterday after averaging 3.4 yards per carry through his previous seven games.
Still, the Bucs are expecting RoJo to be a lot more special. [read more]
A delicious plate of Hooters wings and their great salads, sandwiches and shrimp make for a heck of a lunch or dinner! Get it done! Locations are across the Bay area and online ordering is always easy from Joe’s great friends.
Blitzer.
Joe had concluded it was a sad con of Bucs fans. But it may no longer be a sales pitch. [read more]
Thriller.
Add another national columnist to the growing list of folks that believe America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, is must-see TV. [read more]
Mike Evans put his foot down on national radio last night. [read more]
Polarizing, maddening, thrilling, exhausting, tantalizing, there are all kinds of adjectives to describe the Jameis Winston experience.
Jameis a roller coaster. Joe might have start calling him Sheikra. [read more]
Bucs DT Vita Vea goes airborne as he looks the ball into his hands for his first NFL touchdown Sunday.
Yes, the big topic among players in the Bucs locker room yesterday was giving Vita Vea mad props for catching a touchdown pass. [read more]
Welcome to Victory Monday. A rare occurrence around here. Let’s get to it so you can get back to work. [read more]
Harrassed Matty Ice.
That Bucs had six net-sacks yesterday, which is the most telling of stats Joe has come upon in a long while. [read more]
One missed extra point in a game? It happens.
Two? Then you know it’s in the kicker’s head. [read more]
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BY IRA KAUFMAN
Call it complementary football if you wish. Yes, the offense and defense of the Bucs meshed together Sunday to generate yet another road win against a division foe.
But in my mind, the Bucs played so well and so hard, that effort should be lauded and savored. Let’s call that complimentary football.
Let’s also call it Tampa Bay’s most impressive road win in three years, dating back to a 19-17 victory at Arrowhead against the Chiefs, who had been 7-2. [read more]
America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, is racking up numbers just like the best of the best are doing.
Dude is throwing up 300 yards in a game like clockwork. Consider Jameis, by throwing for 313 yards today in a lopsided win over the Dixie Chicks, stretched his 300-yard games streak to six. It’s a team-best streak.
Jameis also tied a Bucs record he established by throwing for 22 touchdowns in 11 games. Jameis also accomplished this in 2016.
But yeah, the Bucs want to let this guy walk away because Andy Dalton.
Hall of Fame numbers.
It is unlikely Bucs stud receiver Mike Evans will break the 8,000-yard plateau by the end of this season. But he already has proved to be one of the best receivers in NFL history. [read more]
“Don’t make BS calls and I won’t cuss at you, simple.”
Joe suspects Bucs coach Bucco Bruce Arians is going to enjoy a cold beverage before the team flight hits Tampa International Airport.
Joe only hopes the team has coolers full of Big Storm Brewing beers iced up. [read more]
Key game.
Joe wouldn’t have believed it. [read more]
New offensive weapon?
Has another NFL player caught a touchdown and recorded a sack in the same game? Bucs media relations is working on this riddle but it seems Vea may have set another NFL record. [read more]
America’s Quarterback, James Winston, looked like a crazy-talented and confident starting quarterback today.
It sure helps when your defense doesn’t suck ass and you only get hit once. [read more]
Wins feel great.
