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Gazes into Bucs crystal ball.
Last week at the NFL owners meetings in Orlando, when Bucs co-chairman Joel Glazer discussed why Dirk Koetter was brought back after the team went 5-11, it planted a seed into the fertile mind of an astute NFL analyst. [read more]
In a league that bemoans a lack of quality offensive linemen, one would think a versatile, 27-year-old with plenty of starting experience like Kevin Pamphile would command a decent contract. [read more]
Reportedly to visit One Buc Palace.
Even though the Bucs loaded up on defensive tackles in the offseason, some fans want more. [read more]
Talks value.
Want to know one reason why Joe loved the trade executed by Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht not quite two weeks ago for Jason Pierre-Paul? [read more]
Remember the Jason Licht laser-focused move to end Day 2 of the 2017 NFL Draft?
If you don’t, you should. [read more]
Has pipeline to Bucs hierarchy.
Normally, Joe would just pass this off as a stab-in-the-dark guess. But knowing who Brian Billick is related to has Joe’s antennae otherwise at full mast. [read more]
Flash poll posted at 10:40 a.m. Poll closes at midnight.
A quick analysis of what running backs got the majority of snaps in Dirk Koetter’s offense last season has Joe in deep thought.
Is the glass half full or half empty? [read more]
In draft mode.
Man, Dirk Koetter indirectly saved Joe Tuesday night. [read more]
Invited by Bucs.
Well, we know the Bucs are at least hosting a Chubb for an interview. [read more]
Run defense overlooked?
Some interesting words from an NFL analyst over at SI.com. [read more]
Joe already shared Ronde Barber’s somewhat depressing and informal state of the Buccaneers cornerbacks address on local radio this week.
But there was more. [read more]
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“Ya Choked!”
No, the season is not over but oh has this fall in the standings been predictable. What happened this week and how the Bolts can clean up a mess – all part of a dreary, but ever passionate, edition of the JoeBoltsFan podcast.
Man, Joe is fired up to bring you the new JoeBoltsFan podcast with Tom Lang, lifelong Lightning fan, Clearwater native and personality at ESPN Tallahassee.
Some of you know Lang from The ScuttleBucs podcast, but do not fear, Lang knows his beloved Bolts inside and out.
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Go Bolts!
Team Glazer opens up
Don’t confuse Buccaneers co-chairman Joel Glazer with a stereotypical soccer mom cheering effort over victory and celebrating battling more than battering quarterbacks and winning at all costs. [read more]
BY IRA KAUFMAN
Great expectations? I think not.
The Bucs are flying so low under the radar, they might crash into the Browns. [read more]
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Bummed losing Vinny Curry.
The way a Super Bowl-winning coach bragged up one of his former players, the Bucs may have gotten a steal landing defensive end Vinny Curry this month. [read more]
If Bucs coach Dirk Koetter has a famous phrase, it is the term he uses for core, backbone players of a team. [read more]
So the Bucs are the NFL’s version of a Hollywood surreality show, eh? [read more]
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Nearly threw in towel.
Earlier today, Joe was watching “PFT Live,” as he is wont to do, hosted by the creator, curator and overall guru of Pro Football Talk, the great Mike Florio. It can be viewed by intelligent football fans weekday mornings on NBC Sports Network. [read more]
