Welcome Back, Bernard Reedy!
May 23rd, 2018
Interesting timing
Fresh from the Super Bowl roster of the Belicheats, Bernard Reedy is coming back to his hometown Bucs. [read more]
Interesting timing
Fresh from the Super Bowl roster of the Belicheats, Bernard Reedy is coming back to his hometown Bucs. [read more]
No love for Bucs
The annual NFL Top 100 players feature on NFL Network is half over for 2018. [read more]
It’s not just massive changes to blocking in the trenches and Joel Glazer chatter coming out of the NFL Owners Meetings this week in Atlanta. [read more]
No sacred cows.
It is common for a young NFL assistant coach in his first year on the job to somewhat ignore a long-time veteran who has played at a high level with several Pro Bowls to his name. [read more]
Special feel on the practice field.
It’s a veteran Buccaneers team, with veteran coaches in place for years and accomplished players at every position except safety and cornerback. [read more]
Buccaneers co-owner Joel Glazer talks to JoeBucsFan.com
JoeBucsFan.com columnist Ira Kaufman has been a busy guy at the NFL owners meetings this week in Atlanta, gathering information like only the great Sage of Tampa Bay sports can.
That included a beverage with Buccaneers co-chairman Joel Glazer. [read more]
Hey, Mike Evans, whaddya think when you saw that Buccaneers schedule for 2018? [read more]
Insight from Bucs coach.
A very interesting peeling back of the curtain yesterday by Bucs coach Dirk Koetter. [read more]
No. 1?
Joe never thought he would ever in his life type the following: [read more]
No worries.
The keyword here is “voluntary.” [read more]
Sad news.
Former Bucs ferocious-hitting linebacker Scot Brantley is 60 years old.
It sounds like he’s much older than that. [read more]
Glorious NFL football as we know it changed today at the NFL Owners Meetings in Atlanta. [read more]
Man, Dirk Koetter has it good this year.
Among other things, he’s in his fourth consecutive year as the playcaller for his starting quarterback. No NFC playcaller has a longer streak. [read more]
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Todd Wright isn’t just the fantasy football podcast guru and golf chief around here. The longtime national and local sports radio personality has loads of knowledge about the Tampa Bay Lightning. So launching the Todd Wright Lightning Playoff Podcast was a no-brainer. Todd has media credentials for Bolts games and will provide plenty of fresh insight.
(Also, the JoeBoltsFan podcast with Tom Lang has been a big hit every Friday.)
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Jameis Winston volunteered to media today that he’s been watching college film of explosive rookie running back Ronald Jones.
Joe asked Jameis whether he was watching someone else. [read more]
Bucs stud receiver Mike Evans visited with Joe and local media after practice and one topic was defense. [read more]
Will Gholston attacks the blocking sled as DL coach Brentson Buckner hangs on in today’s first OTA practice.
Notes and observations from the first underwear football practice with the full squad this morning. [read more]
“Jason, what the hell is going on with the offensive line?”
Joe isn’t sure what to make of this but it is a good thing it is May and not September. [read more]
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Midseason form for Tampa Bay’s only Hall of Fame voter. Click play above or tune in at iTunes, Google Play or Podbean.com. Until this week, the Ira Kaufman Podcast was ranked on the Google Play podcast “Top Charts” for SEVEN consecutive months (all genres nationwide). Stay informed, thinking and smiling every single Tuesday & Thursday — and there is NO offseason. Click or download above. It’s fun, free and easy. Enjoy!
Too early?
Yes, the pass defense was so wretched last year Joe is running out of adjectives to properly describe it. [read more]
Pressure.
In the mind of good guy Herbie Teope, who used to be a Saints beat guy and now types for NFL.com (one of the hardest workers and nicest guys Joe has ever met in this business), only one element of the Bucs needs to be repaired to turn the Bucs into a formidable opponent. [read more]