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Defensive tackle Beau Allen
The Buccaneers’ defense is still waiting for the full power of the Super Bowl ruboff, aka the positive effects of signing three Super Bowl winners in the offseason. [read more]
Talks Bucs defense.
When a successful former NFL head coach becomes a coordinator and then is so bad at his job he’s fired mid-season, that warrants a full segment of discussion on “Pro Football Talk Live” on NBC Sports Network with the creator, curator and overall guru of Pro Football Talk, the great Mike Florio, and long-time NFL scribe Peter King. [read more]
Among YAC leaders. (Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com.)
Last year Bucs wide receivers were awful in YAC (yards after the catch). [read more]
“Jason, you realize what a home loss to the Browns means, right?”
When a team is at a crossroads, fans and media often say the team’s next game is a “must-win.”
That’s not the case in Tampa. [read more]
Twice in the past three weeks the Browns have channeled their inner Buccaneers, allowing 45 points to the Raiders in Oakland and 38 to the Chargers in front of the Dawg Pound.
They’re a battered and bruised defense, now down to a third-string cornerback starting. Their starting center is highly questionable, too. Strong video here by the Cleveland.com beat folks.
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Will Browns run on him?
Joe has noticed one thing that happens when Vita Vea enters the game. [read more]
What is going on? (Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com)
There is something strange going on and Joe can’t put his finger on it. But he can sure smell the smoke. [read more]
Bucs legend couldn’t believe his eyes.
You feel like slamming your head against the wall after watching what the Bucs call “defense?” Imagine being in Warren Sapp’s shoes. [read more]
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Last week, Joe talked to a Bucs veteran in the locker room and asked what kind of impact Falcons safety Keith Tandy might have via sharing Bucs secrets — since he played in the Tampa Bay defense and knows the offense so well. [read more]
Stars aligning
Not a lot of good news when it comes to today’s Buccaneers injury report. [read more]
Overblown wailing over picks.
Just glancing at the box score, one would think America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, had a strong game against the Falcons. [read more]
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The Bucs are absolutely at a crossroads for the season — and for the current regime. Lots on the docket today. It’s always a fun and informative time on the Ira Kaufman Podcast presented by Ed Morse Cadillac Tampa and Ed Morse Cadillac Brandon.
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Still a part-timer.
The Bucs (read: AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht) spent a lot of draft capital and Team Glazer loot trying to upgrade two woeful areas of need in the offseason. [read more]
The weekly, 24-hour Dirk Koetter Confidence Poll posted at 12:21 p.m. See last week’s results linked here.
Only three NFL teams blitz on more than one-third of dropbacks by opposing quarterbacks — and one is coming to play at the Stadium on Dale Mabry Highway on Sunday. [read more]
Tough talk
In Duff We Trust. [read more]
“Hey, Bisaccia, man, Ted Nugent, Mike Nugent, I don’t give a crap about kickers or any rocker not named Bon Jovi.”
Usually, when the Bucs dump a good player for no apparent reason, the truth behind the team’s reasoning is never revealed. [read more]
Appetite for rookies.
To Joe, hands down the best move made in the offseason was trading a third-round pick to New York for Jason Pierre-Paul. [read more]
