Clicking.

If you read between the lines, one NFL.com observer found the obvious boring and what lurked behind the obvious interesting and scary to other teams. [read more]

Joe wants to help everyone be 100 percent ready for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ first playoff game in forever.

You know, ordering a tray from your local Hooters or filling your fridge with Florida’s best craft beer takes at least a little planning. [read more]

Joe loves getting the inside line on key game decisions at One Buc Palace. [read more]

(Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com.)

OK, the Bucs are peaking and the three- (four-?) day weekend is over. Grab some java and hop on the Bucs’ playoff train with Joe. [read more]

Go-to on go-routes.

Bucs star receiver Mike Evans needs 40 yards to reach 1,000 yards receiving this season. [read more]

It’s a party of bad football teams in the NFC East, as the football gods continue to cater to the 2020 Bucs. [read more]

High praise for Bucs ILB.

A former NFL offensive lineman believes a young Bucs defender has transformed himself into a beast of a linebacker. [read more]

Joe and every other Buccaneers fan is in win-now mode. But Bucco Bruce Arians isn’t afraid to talk about 2021. [read more]

Bucs GM Jason Licht gets in the face of Team Glazer during the pre-mask era.

What a day this must be for Bucs general manager Jason Licht. [read more]

The Goat is up and talking to fans. [read more]

Survivor.

Three Bucs have endured some of the worst football seasons in recent memory, and yesterday they finally saw all their sweat and toil pay off when the Tampa Bay clinched a playoff berth, its first since 2007. [read more]

“We will approach this game as if it were Game 1 of the season and treat it like that every game. We don’t want to set a pattern of different behavior. I don’t think you get anything out of resting guys, especially playing a team that’s in our division and we haven’t beaten them at home in a couple of years. We don’t want to start a precedent.” Bruce Arians, Dec. 28, 2015. [read more]

Red hot.

The past couple of weeks park-violating, home-invading, NFLPA-ignoring, down-forgetting, handshake-stiffing, jet-ski-losing, biscuit-baking Bucs quarterback Tom Brady has been playing NFL defenses like the late great Eddie Van Halen played guitars.

Ruthless, uncompromising and dominating. [read more]

Joe hasn’t been this happy on a Sunday morning since a wild night in Vegas last century. But today tops that. The Bucs are back in the playoffs.
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BY IRA KAUFMAN

Everyone in the Buc organization hated to hear those damning words.

Writing it was no great thrill, either.

On a relatively frigid afternoon in Tampa, the Bucs warmed the hearts of their supporters with a record-shattering victory in Detroit. Following a 47-7 walkover, this organization no longer has to deal with the phrase that is etched into my computer screen: The NFC’s longest playoff drought.

The drought is over and this team’s real agenda is about to start. [read more]

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