Are the Bucs really at a crossroads game against the Saints? Bobby Fenton dives into that and much more on The Free Stretch, presented by Bill Currie Ford. Find Bobby on Twitter @bobbygameday and definitely give the podcast a try. A Tampa Bay fan from his days in the womb, Bobby never let’s it get boring; it’s always entertaining on The Free Stretch! Dive in now above, or listen and/or subscribe free at Podbean, iTunes and Google Play. Listen or download above.
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Bobby has hosted The Free Stretch on several platforms and Tampa Bay area radio stations over the years dating back to 2006, and he’s also done a national show on Sporting News Radio. For 15 months, he’s been parked here at JoeBucsFan.com.
Some of the top NFL sophists at the four-letter gathered around the campfire recently to decide what quarterbacks will be with what teams next year. [read more]
Todd discusses the amazing Thursday night for Derrick Henry and how it reminds him of the tree falling in the forest if nobody is around to hear it in this edition of the Todd Wright Fantasy Football Podcast presented by Original Hooters. The fact is that Derrick Henry was not viewed as a starter in most leagues for months, combined with how many owners have a bye this week as the playoffs begin anyway. So, Henry’s near 50-point standard scoring league game simply sits on benches around the fantasy football universe.
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Meanwhile, Yahoo leagues have created a firestorm of controversy by listing James Connor’s backup as a RB and a TE this week. Todd discusses the right way to handle that situation before Sunday morning while also giving his thoughts on how the Rams and Chiefs both face a couple defenses that merit attention this weekend and how to hedge your bets on those impact performers. Todd answers your questions directly at ToddWrightFantasyFootball@gmail.com. He only asks that you listen and subscribe to the podcast, at least wish him a happy birthday in your emails and/or send him a dozen Bridgestone Tour B RXS golf balls.
No punches pulled here. Sage Ira Kaufman is fired up before this critical Saints game on Sunday. Tampa Bay’s only Pro Football Hall of Fame voter joins Joe for the twice-weekly wrestling match presented by Ed Morse Cadillac Tampa and Ed Morse Cadillac Brandon.
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Derrick Brooks and Kaylee Glyder (filling in for Ira Kaufman) answer your questions after the Buccaneers earned their second win in a row. Submit your questions to @TheIdentityTB on Twitter to be featured in the upcoming shows presented by Caldeco Air Conditioning and Heating.
This is a verrrry interesting episode. (Look for the follow-up/game-preview episode here on Friday.)
For 60 consecutive games, Donovan Smith has lined up as the Buccaneers’ starting left tackle, ever since he was selected in the second round of the 2015 NFL Draft.
And in that time, many NFL executives have wished Smith was on their team. [read more]
Bolts talk plus bonus features! The Lightning keep on rolling along, three wins in a row since the last edition of the JoeBotsFan Podcast, presented by Bill Currie Ford. This week, Tom Lang talks about an emotional win for Eddie Pasquale, Ceddy Paquette’s improved play, organizational depth, an inside update on Vasy’s health PLUS some bonus material! Tampa Bay Bucs talk rounds out this week’s podcast but don’t worry, it’s just extra material. Nothing replaces these first place Bolts!
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Joe doesn’t think there is a sober Bucs fan who believes the defense hasn’t changed in the weeks following the jettisoning of defrocked defensive coordinator Mike Smith. [read more]
Fresh faces — and legs — will be among the active Buccaneers on Sunday against the Saints.
America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, implied this week that part of his gameday routine includes not talking to himself. 
For 60 consecutive games, Donovan Smith has lined up as the Buccaneers’ starting left tackle, ever since he was selected in the second round of the 2015 NFL Draft.
