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If some folks are trying to blame America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, for the losing, one national columnist believes they are full of it. [read more]
At times, their finesse is astounding. At times, all those weapons coalesce into an offense that takes your breath away. At times, they look downright dangerous.
But most of the time, they’re not nearly good enough, not nearly tough enough. [read more]
Here’s a fun fact: Raheem Morris’ Buccaneers once went on a 16-9 run, spanning the final three games of the 2009 campaign until their trip to London in 2011. [read more]
Joe remembers not that long ago — you know, two weeks — how the haters who wanted America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, run out of town used to wail about his “garbage time” stats. [read more]
Something tells Joe many a Bucs fan is numb this morning just like they were yesterday afternoon when the anger subsided. Time to get rolling anyway.[read more]
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There are people who believe Bucs star receiver DeSean Jackson has purposely divided the Bucs locker room and in the process has Pearl Harbored the career of America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston. [read more]
Bucs fans know what the horrid stink of a sinking franchise smells like.
We were shocked by it in December 2008. And we inhaled it in 2011, and then swallowed it whole in 2013 before being told to embrace it as 2014 came to a close. [read more]
Dirk Koetter says the Bucs are mired in a depressing pattern this season.
Make that 11 seasons.
Koetter was referring to Tampa Bay’s habit of falling far behind in the opening half, only to stage a comeback bid that falls short. We’ve seen that play out against the Steelers, Falcons, Bengals and Panthers while the Bucs dropped 5-of-6 after a 2-0 start.
The overarching pattern, however, is far more depressing. The playoff drought is almost certain to reach 11 years and another regime change appears likely.
This team has changed defensive coordinators and quarterbacks, yet the losing continues. [read more]
Joe was watching the game today with a hardcore Bucs fan who admits his wife all but leaves him alone on Sundays knowing her husband is so locked in on the Bucs that he wouldn’t even know he has a family for three hours. [read more]
Here’s a fun fact: Raheem Morris’ Buccaneers once went on a 16-9 run, spanning the final three games of the 2009 campaign until their trip to London in 2011. 
Can anyone of sound mind explain to Joe why DeSean Jackson hasn’t returned a punt in three consecutive games?
This will make you Frisbee your bowl of corn flakes across the kitchen. 
Bucs fans know what the horrid stink of a sinking franchise smells like.
A quick look at the first halves of Dirk Koetter’s three seasons as head coach: 3-5, 2-6, 3-5.
