Reason to smile.

Joe called it! [read more]

Many media-snob types like to say there is no home field advantage in the NFL this season. [read more]

Joe has to give a standing ovation for how the Bucs handled the end of the first half.

Bravo! It feels like a lifetime ago that Bucco Bruce Arians called back-to-back timeouts (against the rules), and took penalties to set up Matt Gay for a miss. [read more]

“Remember me?”

Those who follow Joe on Twitter know Joe’s catchphrase on gamedays when a Bucs kicker yacks terribly, more than once. [read more]

Audacity.

Joe absolutely hates “leader” talk because it is the most empty, nonsensical rhetoric there is. [read more]

RoJo!

RoJo!

RoJo! [read more]

Shaq gets two.

You had the feeling too, fellow Bucs fans. Admit it. [read more]

What a difference a year/a quarterback makes. [read more]

Ya Gotta Believe! 

Who needs fast starts? Not the Bucs. Not when they can put their foot on the gas and the other team’s kicker sucks.

Joe is fired up!

The Bucs have snapped their two-game losing streak — and their three-game home losing streak — and sitting at 8-5 in prime playoff position. [read more]

In reality, it’s a playoff game today at the Den of Depression and there are zero excuses. The Bucs should win and must win.

Chat with fellow fans and a few haters all game long in the comments below. Please be nice! It’s not so hard. Keep it clean.

Go Bucs!!!

UPDATED 11:45 a.m. – Leonard Fournette will not play today. [read more]

“Stop the bleeding, Tommy.”

When Bucco Bruce Arians arrived in Tampa as a seasoned head coach, he had never lost three consecutive regular season games.

Now compare and contrast that to two other factors. [read more]

Bans Arians/Brady golf summit.

So much for business talk on the golf course. [read more]

Misused says former a former Pro Bowl fullback.

A lot of people think Bucs coach Bucco Bruce Arians is misusing the fabulous talent Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht has assembled. [read more]

Been way too long!

Last night demonstrated just how long the Bucs have been awful. And today represents a chance to change all of that, maybe for a long, long time. [read more]

Details how he would attack Bucs.

If former Redskins defensive back DeAngelo Hall was Vikings offensive coordinator Gary Kubiak, Hall said crafting a gameplan for the Bucs defense would be simple. [read more]

It’s much more than another game with playoff implications today at the Den of Depression and longtime Bucs faithful know exactly why.

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