Can The Secondary Hold Up?
May 19th, 2018
Question.
It’s almost like looking at the horizon and seeing the storm clouds build. You see the storm coming but you hope the winds guide the front away from your crib. [read more]
Question.
It’s almost like looking at the horizon and seeing the storm clouds build. You see the storm coming but you hope the winds guide the front away from your crib. [read more]
Did Ryan Fitzpatrick solve more than Rubik’s Cube?
A search for answers often leads to more questions.
And a disturbing take from offensive line coach George Warhop yesterday certainly did just that. [read more]
BY IRA KAUFMAN
They’ve got the whole Buc World in their hands. Maybe the fate of a couple of high-profile employees, too. [read more]
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Bucs OL coach George Warhop.
The old saying that an offensive line needs to grow together in order to blossom as a cohesive unit doesn’t appear to hold much water for the folks at One Buc Palace. [read more]
The way the Bucs played defense last year, Joe isn’t sure Superman with all his powers could have saved them. [read more]
Joe cannot express how many times NFL coaches at this time of year won’t discuss the previous season. They’re not going there. Page turned. Old news.
Not this year. [read more]
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Wrong place, wrong time.
If things had just been a wee bit different, NFL history in the state of Florida would be flipped on its side. [read more]
Happy six-month anniversary!
It’s been six months since the NFL officially launched a conduct investigation into America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston. [read more]
M.J. Stewart (Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com.)
The cornerback who seems like the forgotten draft pick of 2018, M.J. Stewart taken No. 53 overall, was on the mind and lips of general manager Jason Licht yesterday. [read more]
Golf clap.
No, Joe isn’t writing some sort of marketing pitch for a Ford 150. [read more]
Harsh critique for Bucs leaders.
In the eyes of one columnist, Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht has set himself up to get run come January. [read more]
There’s a fresh scouting report on rookie running back Ronald Jones from inside the walls of One Buc Palace. [read more]
When Joe thinks of the football phrase “pitch-and-catch,” Joe envisions a quarterback making a relatively easy throw to an open wide receiver.
If that’s what Bucs quarterbacks coach Mike Bajakian was talking about today, then it sure was a finger-point at America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston. [read more]
Frank chatter.
Was Bucs offensive coordinator Todd Monken sending another message to DeSean Jackson? [read more]
Strong praise.
Lofty words were typed about America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston by a self-professed “math guy.” [read more]
Offensive coordinator Todd Monken has spent countless hours studying the Buccaneers’ red zone woes last season.
Today, he offered an explanation. [read more]
Godwin coach weighs in
Joe has remarked previously that Bucs players, coaches and front office types light up in a unique way whenever the name “Chris Godwin” is brought up. [read more]
Taking a bullet for slackers?
Joe has used this line before but it bears repeating. There were times last year when Team Glazer, after watching the horrid Bucs defense (No. 32 in 2017), had to have a near-uncontrollable urge to pull a Bobby Knight and wing a suite chair onto the field. [read more]
Peter Schrager is on a rampage. [read more]
The juice was detailed today on the Ira Kaufman Podcast, via special guest Mark Duffner, the Bucs’ linebackers coach.
Duffner revealed that Mike Smith and the defensive staff didn’t take a status quo — aka status woe — approach to the defense and attacked change in an unique way this offseason. [read more]