“G@# damnit, Mayock, I told those SOBs to wear a mask. Now I’ll have that m@#$%^ fv&^%$ Goodell all over my @ss. How do you expect me to beat Joel Glazer now?”
Joe wishes that headline was dead wrong. It is not. [read more]
There is already chatter among national media circles that if Bucs defensive coordinator Todd Bowles is not hired as a head coach next season by some team, the hiring process of NFL head coaches is significantly flawed. [read more]
Bucs coach Bucco Bruce Arians Arians didn’t deny he may have been reminded of another receiver when he watched Tyler Johnson play for Minnesota in the Outback Bowl this past January. [read more]
“This should be my freakin’ 19th season coaching this %$&’n team. Bruce Arians is the fifth guy to steal my gig. I winning this damn game and mailing Glazer the game ball.”
Bitter, Glazer-jilted Chucky should have a unique advantage as head coach of the Raiders, the Bucs’ opponent on Sunday night in Las Vegas. [read more]
“Look, Carr, you’re completing 73 percent of your passes and our offense is more balanced than Simone Biles on the freakin’ beam. You got that? We’re gonna move these damn chains so much, Joel Glazer’s going think he’s finally in lockup for firing my ass.”
Joe can envision the smirk on Jon Gruden’s face when he saw the Packers carve up the Buccaneers on the first two drives Sunday, chewing up the clock with short passes and even breaking a 25-yard run. [read more]
One of Joe’s great joys coming out of the Buccaneers’ throttling of the Packers was Jason Pierre-Paul looking like he hadn’t in the previous two games: consistently lively and fresh. [read more]
Joe is writing the following because the Super Bowl is scheduled to be played at the Den of Depression in February. And, because the Bucs are gunning to be the first team to play in and host a Super Bowl. [read more]