It’s the very first episode after the official NFL ruling on Jameis Winston, and the Ira Kaufman Podcast is absolutely sizzling today! Another intelligent and fun must-listen from the Sage of Tampa Bay sports and Tampa Bay’s only Pro Football Hall of Fame voter. Click play above or tune in at iTunes, Google Play or Podbean.com. Find the Ira Kaufman Podcast ranked on the Google Play podcast “Top Charts” (all genres nationwide), where it’s been for most of the past eight months. Stay informed, thinking and smiling every single Tuesday & Thursday — and there is NO offseason. Click or download above. It’s fun, free and easy. Enjoy!
Yes, Joe learned like the rest of us yesterday that America’s Quarterback and his agent(s) parted ways. Why, who knows?
Maybe the agents didn’t want to represent Jameis any longer? Maybe Jameis didn’t think he was represented well (which is something Joe speculated on Twitter last week). [read more]
If Bucs corner Vernon Hargreaves can resurrect his career, it would go a long way to helping the Bucs trying to survive life without Jameis. [read more]
With free agent bust right guard J.R. Sweezy out of the picture, it’s a straight-forward but unique battle to replace him in the starting lineup. [read more]
Yeah, much was made about the Bucs flipping defensive line coaches this offseason, bringing in former Stinking Panthers lineman, fiery Brentson Buckner to replace ineffective Jay Hayes. [read more]
Kwon Alexander speaks. (Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com)
Yes, there were Buccaneers doing impressive things last week — not crafting shady backroom deals with NFL officials and issuing vague apologies. [read more]
Every coach in the NFL (unless his name is Bill Belicheat) is under a hot seat to some degree. It seems one writer thinks Dirk Koetter’s seat just got hotter. [read more]
This season was always going to be about defense — and that hasn’t changed a bit. Fact of life: if Mike Smith’s group doesn’t improve dramatically, the Bucs are heading to the NFC South cellar for the seventh time in the past eight seasons. [read more]
Todd is in “Competition Committee” mode in this edition of the Todd Wright Fantasy Football Podcast. Well, it is that time of year when commissioners are setting up scoring for their leagues and some things may be worth adjusting or eliminating entirely.
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Last year, Todd took dead aim at the impact kickers should have and modified their totals against the standard scoring model. This year, Todd makes the case that a traditional Defense and Special Teams fantasy play is simply no longer a good idea in determining who should win and lose a weekly fantasy game. Why? Tune in and find out. Todd’s also looking for more feedback from those of you who play or have played in two quarterback leagues, so email him what you think of those leagues at ToddWrightFantasyFootball@gmail.com.
If he hasn’t already, America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, will forever live a public life with a scarlet letter tattooed on his chest. [read more]
It won’t be long before many Bucs fans transition from fits of rage directed at America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, and engage in happy and fiery chants of “Fitz, Fitz, Fitz.” [read more]
Three weeks ago, Jameis Winston sat down at One Buc Palace for a private chat with Joe and Tampa Bay’s only Hall of Fame voter, Ira Kaufman. [read more]
The biggest question that will hang over the Bucs through the summer, fall and winter will be what to do with America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston. [read more]
While Bucs fans still struggle with the three-game sentence the NFL slapped on America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston last week, it is fair to ask what did Jameis have to give up? [read more]
Joe has waited 2 1/2 days for Buccaneers officials to do the right thing for their suffering fan base, especially the most ardent Tampa Bay supporters.
Perhaps many current Buccaneers don’t know or remember how former Tampa Bay kicker Connor Barth screwed up his career. 
It won’t be long before many Bucs fans transition from fits of rage directed at America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, and engage in happy and fiery chants of “Fitz, Fitz, Fitz.” 
Three weeks ago, Jameis Winston sat down at One Buc Palace for a private chat with Joe and Tampa Bay’s only Hall of Fame voter, Ira Kaufman. 
