Lots of great head coaching talk in today’s dynamic episode guided by host Justin “The Commish” Pawlowski, the leader of the Bucs Mob. Joe joins for a bit and The Commish brings it home. 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!**
In this edition of the TODDcast, Todd takes issue with two losing constants somehow remaining in Tampa Bay after the firing of Dirk Koetter: Jason Licht and Jameis Winston.
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Licht’s lousy spin on Jameis Winston at yesterday’s press conference shows the Bucs are simply not paying attention to what else is happening with young quarterbacks in the NFL, or that the Glazers and Licht are hoping you haven’t. Well, Todd’s got all the simple facts on how many QBs taken AFTER Jameis have accomplished more on the field where it really counts while not embarrassing themselves and their teams off the field either. Todd also looks at Jameis Winston’s huge salary for 2019 and sees a stunning similarity to one of the worst QB contracts in modern NFL history.
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*the TODDcast should be available by the end of the week on major podcast platforms, where you can subscribe free. Joe thinks it’s very cool to have Todd Wright here and diving back into the kind of thing he was known for nationally. Enjoy this short TODDcast preview by clicking above.
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.
Some are grumpy the Bucs dismissed Bit-O-Honey-snacking, Ozark-watching, yams-eating coach Dirk Koetter despite him posting a 10-22 record the past two seasons and, by many accounts, underachieving.
Even early in the season, unless Brent Grimes balled out like he had the previous two years, it just had the feel that this season was Grimes’ last with the Bucs. [read more]
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Before a media throng at One Buc Palace today, general manager Jason Licht tossed around love for the “fantastic” coaching job Dirk Koetter did, and Licht was gushing about his QB returning in 2019. [read more]
Former Bucs offensive coordinator/receivers coach Todd Monken is in demand near the bright lights of Broadway, which is really the suburbs of Jersey. [read more]
The postseason is here and the Bucs will not participate. That’s nothing new.
But as Bucs fans watch the playoffs, many will study the quarterback play and wonder if Jameis Winston has what it takes to be a January QB. [read more]
General manager Jason Licht has no interest in interviewing Todd Monken for the Buccaneers’ open head coaching vacancy. 
Man, general manager Jason Licht sure has one extraordinary perception of his offense.
One of Joe’s missions in the Bucs’ locker room today was to get an answer that Dirk Koetter would not provide to media. 
With all the drama surrounding the firing of Dirk Koetter, it’s important to remember that it’s all about winning football games.
Former Bucs offensive coordinator/receivers coach Todd Monken is in demand near the bright lights of Broadway, which is really the suburbs of Jersey. 
Joe got 1-on-1 time with Donovan Smith today and the big fourth-year tackle cleaned out his locker at One Buc Palace. 
The postseason is here and the Bucs will not participate. That’s nothing new.
