As a trade deadline preview of the return of the Lightning Playoff Podcasts in less than a couple months, this edition of the Todd Wright TODDcast talks about the Lightning’s decision to “Do something, by doing nothing.” Simply put, the referendum on whether this was right or wrong will play out in a few months.
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PRESENTED BY*Joe thinks it’s very cool to have Todd Wright diving back into the kind of thing he was known for nationally.
For the last three years, Todd Wright has been podcasting here almost exclusively on fantasy football and Lightning playoff hockey. While those podcasts are not going away permanently, they each clearly have offseasons.
So, for the new year, Todd has a new podcast. And it simply covers pretty much anything that Todd finds interesting. No limits. Sort of like he did for nearly two decades on national radio as host and creator of AllNight with Todd Wright on ESPN in addition to other roles with Fox Sports Florida, Sirius/XM, Sporting News Radio, etc. Our thanks to Brandon Legal Group for their continuing support of both Todd Wright Tour golf tournaments as well as the TODDcast into 2019. Enjoy.
Former Bucs coach Dirk Koetter was known to stay away from the defense. Perhaps too much. He would joke that if he got involved in the defense he would really foul things up. [read more]
Reading the tea leaves and listening to the words of both Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht and new Bucs coach Bucco Bruce Arians today at the Indiana Convention Center in downtown Indianapolis, it seems DeSean Jackson is not yet out the door [read more]
It’s an instant classic on the Ira Kaufman Podcast presented by Ed Morse Cadillac Tampa and Ed Morse Cadillac Brandon. The Sage of Tampa Bay sports is all over all things Bucs and much more (perhaps too much) in this fast-moving episode with Joe.
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Host Justin “The Commish” Pawlowski goes back to his draft-guru roots on today’s Bucs Uncensored, where it’s always all things Bucs, including real-fan takes. It’s always a fun podcast. Listen above or subscribe along with many thousands of Bucs fans on iTunes right here, or at Podbean.com. Justin’s work is not influenced by JoeBucsFan.com. Joe just thinks it’s very, very special. **CAUTION: some R-RATED language!**
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So Joe is here at his usual winter hangout, downtown Indianapolis at the Indiana Convention Center (nee: Hoosier Dome) for coverage of the 2019 NFL combine. [read more]
Back when Charlie Weis was the Patriots’ offensive coordinator, he was part of the NFL Scouting Combine interview of a new Bucs coach, a member of the oversized Bruce Arians friends-and-family staff. [read more]
The NFL’s incredible NextGen technology that extracts precise official data from the tracking of footballs and uniforms has weighed in on Mike Evans and America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston. [read more]
Joe has damn near run out of adverbs and adjectives to use about and for Bucs kickers since inept Lovie Smith began his insane reign in 2014. [read more]
*Joe thinks it’s very cool to have Todd Wright diving back into the kind of thing he was known for nationally. 
There are different ways to view the pending free agency of slot receiver Adam Humphries. 
Greetings from cold Indianapolis.
Back when Charlie Weis was the Patriots’ offensive coordinator, he was part of the NFL Scouting Combine interview of a new Bucs coach, a member of the oversized Bruce Arians friends-and-family staff. 
The NFL’s incredible NextGen technology that extracts precise official data from the tracking of footballs and uniforms has weighed in on Mike Evans and America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston. 
Yes, a lot of Bucs fans are yearning for Tampa Bay to sign free agent kicker and former Buccaneer Matt Bryant, who turns 44 in May.
