Another week, another disappointing, soul-wrenching loss. The ScuttleBucs, presented by Bill Currie Ford, have walked to the end of the plank and stared into the abyss, and let us tell you Bill Currie Ford Nation… it’s a grim outlook. This week, coordinators that aren’t coordinating, miscommunications, Jameis’ blind spot, misused personnel, playmaker-poor, Joe has his say and more! ScuttleBucs, let’s get through this together.
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In this edition of The Todd Wright Fantasy Football Podcast, Todd has the numbers to prove that over 50 percent of the top performers last weekend were players originally drafted to do exactly this. Unfortunately, many of you may have grown impatient with some of these early draft picks and did not get payback on your investments. Todd also discusses how he still has yet to win in all three of his leagues (The Foundation, Todd Wright Tour, Moneyball) in the same week and how he was #badbeaten not once, but twice in consecutive nights. The Todd Wright Fantasy Football Podcast is presented by Hooters.
After breaking his arm in the second quarter against the Saints — and playing through the injury to the final whistle! — Alex Cappa got two games and a bye week to heal and he’s back at practice today. [read more]
“Right now, it’s like every week there’s a new problem,” laments Buccaneers legend Derrick Brooks. TAMPA TWO is packed with insight from Brooks and JoeBucsFan.com columnist Ira Kaufman, presented by Caldeco Air Conditioning and Heating. Another great The Identity Tampa Bay production.
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It’s rare when a No. 11 overall pick cornerback, one who previously has taken pride in playing press coverage, waves his own white flag on playing outside where the league’s richest cornerbacks roam. [read more]
Only a losing organization like the Bucs would ask its starting quarterback to dial back his leadership instincts, ones they adored and treasured when they drafted him and through his first two seasons. [read more]
Sometimes, something catches your attention that makes you wonder if you are drunk or sober. Then you check to make sure. Yup, that’s Coke Zero in your glass. Straight. [read more]
What do the Bucs have in common with the Patriots, 49ers, Ravens, Lions, Bills, Jaguars, Packers, Saints, Panthers, Titans, Eagles, Rams and Broncos? [read more]
The Sage of Tampa Bay sports, presented by Bill Currie Ford, is all jacked up after the Bucs fall to 2-5, and with the trade deadline looming and a season on the brink. The Ira Kaufman Podcast is here for his twice-weekly tangle with Joe. Thanks again to Bill Currie Ford, Tampa’s first family of Ford and home of the nationwide lifetime warranty on new and used vehicles. And thanks to Buffalo Wild Wings, Pin Chasers.
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After breaking his arm in the second quarter against the Saints — and playing through the injury to the final whistle! — Alex Cappa got two games and a bye week to heal and he’s back at practice today. 
It’s rare when a No. 11 overall pick cornerback, one who previously has taken pride in playing press coverage, waves his own white flag on playing outside where the league’s richest cornerbacks roam. 
Only a losing organization like the Bucs would ask its starting quarterback to dial back his leadership instincts, ones they adored and treasured when they drafted him and through his first two seasons. 
It’s official. 
What do the Bucs have in common with the Patriots, 49ers, Ravens, Lions, Bills, Jaguars, Packers, Saints, Panthers, Titans, Eagles, Rams and Broncos? 
