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Tonight the Bucs are on “Monday Night Football.” And while Chucky is no longer in the booth, another former Bucs winner is a new member of the MNF broadcast team. [read more]
Tonight, Tony Dungy will be inducted into the Buccaneers Ring of Honor for turning around what was a moribund franchise before he arrived (and what returned after he and Chucky were jettisoned).
When America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, returns to One Buc Palace in two days after serving his three-game sentence from NFL strongman Roger Goodell, he will do so as a backup quarterback. [read more]
Joe has no issue with a player trying to get his cash. And despite malcontent running back Le’Veon Bell jet-skiing off the coast of South Beach and trying to Pearl Harbor the Steelers, Pittsburgh’s running game is still dangerous. [read more]
Nothing better than Derrick Brooks dissecting the keys to the Bucs-Steelers game with Sage JoeBucsFan.com columnist Ira Kaufman. TAMPA TWO is a joint effort of The Identity Tampa Bay and JoeBucsFan.com.
Jerel Worthy could make his first Bucs start Monday night
General manager Jason Licht was a man on a mission this offseason: fix the darn defensive line at all costs and don’t get caught again with D-linemen unworthy of an NFL uniform. [read more]
So what will the Bucs do come Tuesday morning when America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, arrives at One Buc Palace after his three-game sentence from NFL strongman Roger Goodell has been served? [read more]
Bucs first-round draft pick Vita Vea will not make his NFL debut Monday night per the just-released, final injury report for the Bucs’ Monday night game with the Steelers. [read more]
Longtime supporter and friend of Jameis Winston dating back to his high school days, retired QB Trent Dilfer has soaked in the Buccaneers’ quarterback situation and shared an Xs and Os look at why Ryan Fitzpatrick will continue his strong play. [read more]
It’s not often you can get inside the mind of Dirk Koetter, but Joe’s going to take you there now. 
This may be the best news Joe has heard all week. 
Longtime supporter and friend of Jameis Winston dating back to his high school days, retired QB Trent Dilfer has soaked in the Buccaneers’ quarterback situation and shared an Xs and Os look at why Ryan Fitzpatrick will continue his strong play. 
