The Crazy QB Market
January 29th, 2020
Obsessed with the NFL quarterback market like Joe is? [read more]

Obsessed with the NFL quarterback market like Joe is? [read more]

Benefitted with more snaps.
People may raise an eyebrow or downright shake their heads at how Bucs coach Bucco Bruce Arians couldn’t see he has a weak running game. [read more]

FOX Sports analyst Terry Bradshaw.
Four-time Super Bowl-winning and Hall of Fame quarterback Terry Bradshaw believes Mr. Entertainment, America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, is being unfairly and over-harshly criticized for his interceptions.
And Bradshaw is coming out swinging in defense of Jameis. [read more]

Bucs coach Bucco Bruce Arians.
Joe has been harping for some time how the Bucs desperately need to upgrade their run game. [read more]

Jimmy Johnson of FOX Sports.
Joe has written several times that Mr. Entertainment, America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, makes the Bucs relevant. Here is a perfect example why. [read more]

Ex-Bucs QB weighs in
Bucco Bruce Arians adores his coaching staff and it seems he wouldn’t change a thing about it. [read more]
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Super Bowl week kicks off with this episode presented by general manager Sean Sullivan at the Bill Currie Ford showroom. The Sage of Tampa Bay Sports is fired up to present John Lynch for the Hall of Fame (again!), and he’s digging in when it comes to the Bucs’ offensive line. Many thanks to Big Storm Brewing Co. local producers of the very best beers around. And our love to Pin Chasers, home to the best bowling, food and fun!
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“Mr. Glazer, I told you the future was bright.”
Drew Brees could retire, Cam Newton could be cut and Matt Ryan could turn 35, all in the next four months.
It’s a dream scenario for a Bucs fan yearning for the team to stop torturing fans with a losing record and home-field impotence. [read more]
Harsh criticism of America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, was flowing at Super Bowl’s Radio Row this morning from a couple of former players. [read more]

49ers MLB Kwon Alexander.
Of all the 49ers players Joe spoke to and/or noticed last night at Super Bowl Opening Night, no San Francisco player was more stoked than former Bucs middle linebacker Kwon Alexander. [read more]

No, Warren Sapp wasn’t talking about America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, on national radio this week, but he was talking about players from his favorite team. [read more]
TAMPA TWO is back with a new episode leading up to the big game. Many thanks to Caldeco Air Conditioning & Heating for presenting. You can also watch at The Identity Tampa Bay.

Laughable suggestion.
To quote the voice of reason, Phil Mushnick of the New York Post, there’s nerve and there’s gall. And then there is unmitigated gall, the kind manufactured recently by a national NFL columnist. [read more]

What if?
There was a time last year when then-free agent and All-Pro safety “Honey Badger,” Tyrann Matthieu, seriously thought about playing for the Bucs. [read more]

Could be a Bullish Super Bowl.
The guy has come a long way from playing for Skip Holtz and being a scrub seventh-round draft pick. [read more]

New incident in Ohio.
Joe has been beating the drum the Bucs should go after expected free agent running back Kareem Hunt. [read more]

Imagine if the Chargers part ways with Philip Rivers shortly after the Super Bowl, like many teams would do when they’re going to cut a highly-respected veteran in order to give the guy time to find a new team comfortably.
The Bucs cut Josh McCown, for example, on Feb. 11, 2015. [read more]

Another fresh column from The Sage of Tampa Bay Sports. Ira’s good friend Sean Sullivan, Bill Currie Ford general manager, will personally help you get the best value on your next vehicle purchase. Just ask for him.
BY IRA KAUFMAN
When it comes to taking care of off-season business, the Bucs have a matched pair of edge rushers to lock up. [read more]

Buccaneers co-chairman/co-owner Bryan Glazer
Team Glazer is pulling no punches on goals for next season. [read more]