King: Keep Jameis For 2019
October 20th, 2018
Prove it next year, too.
A lot of Bucs fans believe this season is a crossroads in the Bucs career of America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston. [read more]
Prove it next year, too.
A lot of Bucs fans believe this season is a crossroads in the Bucs career of America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston. [read more]
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Previous editions of The Todd Wright Fantasy Football Podcast spotlighted multiple teams that consider themselves Super Bowl contenders possibly making a deal for running back help. One was Jacksonville and that was confirmed on Friday when the Jaguars, reeling from two blowouts on the road, acquired Carlos Hyde from the Browns. Sources in Jacksonville were quick to point out that Leonard Fournette will be ready to go soon, but Todd’s heard that before and believes otherwise. Todd examines the odd timing of a trade that eliminates Hyde from playing at all this week, what it means for both Browns running backs and discusses how unattractive options on the waiver wire may not be as bad as you think. Todd encourages your personal roster and lineup questions at ToddWrightFantasyFootball@gmail.com. Please just get them in before Sunday morning to make sure you receive a response.
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Time to throw in the towel.
It’s finally time to give up. Admit your mistake. Bow to the football gods and ask for forgiveness. [read more]
Yes, Jameis Winston may have four interceptions in just six quarters of play this season, but he’s still a true football genius, Dirk Koetter explained tonight. [read more]
Grab a sandwich and listen to Bucs legend Derrick Brooks break down the keys to Sunday’s Bucs-Browns game. Brooks and Sage of Tampa Bay sports columnist Ira Kaufman always nail it on TAMPA TWO. Click below and enjoy this great production from The Identity Tampa Bay and JoeBucsFan.com, presented by Caldeco Air Conditioning & Heating.
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Gerald McCoy is out with a bad calf so the manbeast rookie is in.
Vita Vea will make his first start on Sunday, Dirk Koetter announced on the Buccaneers Radio Network. The head coach implied that Vea is behind Beau Allen on the depth chart, but it won’t matter against the Browns.
Change is coming to the Buccaneers defensive line. [read more]
Christmas in October.
The Browns, if you don’t think Bucs coach Dirk Koetter is blowing smoke, have the best rushing attack the Bucs have faced this season. [read more]
Injury report update.
The already sack-deprived Bucs defensive line will be without two of its best sackmeisters. [read more]
Touchdowns, please.
There seems to be one flaw in the game of America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston. [read more]
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The JoeBoltsFan podcast is back! After a week delay due to Hurricane Michael in Tallahassee, Tom Lang breaks down the first five games of the year — there’s good and bad — then talks a perfect penalty kill, the problems with the Top 6 forwards and more. PLUS, there’s bonus segment on the Lightning’s finances, why Tom is happy the Erik Karlsson trade was not made and Ryan McDonagh’s extension. Enjoy the podcast every week presented by Bill Currie Ford, a Tampa tradition for 58 years. Go Bolts!
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Former team captain
The two primary faces of the Tampa Bay franchise were not chosen to be the team’s leadership faces by their peers. [read more]
Defensive tackle Beau Allen
The Buccaneers’ defense is still waiting for the full power of the Super Bowl ruboff, aka the positive effects of signing three Super Bowl winners in the offseason. [read more]
Talks Bucs defense.
When a successful former NFL head coach becomes a coordinator and then is so bad at his job he’s fired mid-season, that warrants a full segment of discussion on “Pro Football Talk Live” on NBC Sports Network with the creator, curator and overall guru of Pro Football Talk, the great Mike Florio, and long-time NFL scribe Peter King. [read more]
Among YAC leaders. (Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com.)
Last year Bucs wide receivers were awful in YAC (yards after the catch). [read more]
“Jason, you realize what a home loss to the Browns means, right?”
When a team is at a crossroads, fans and media often say the team’s next game is a “must-win.”
That’s not the case in Tampa. [read more]
Twice in the past three weeks the Browns have channeled their inner Buccaneers, allowing 45 points to the Raiders in Oakland and 38 to the Chargers in front of the Dawg Pound.
They’re a battered and bruised defense, now down to a third-string cornerback starting. Their starting center is highly questionable, too. Strong video here by the Cleveland.com beat folks.
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Will Browns run on him?
Joe has noticed one thing that happens when Vita Vea enters the game. [read more]
What is going on? (Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com)
There is something strange going on and Joe can’t put his finger on it. But he can sure smell the smoke. [read more]