Gameday Tampa Bay
December 23rd, 2018
Game 15
Bucs (5-9) at Cowboys (8-6)
Kickoff: 1 p.m.
TV: WTVT-TV Channel 13, DirecTV NFL Sunday Ticket Channel 711. [read more]

Game 15
Bucs (5-9) at Cowboys (8-6)
Kickoff: 1 p.m.
TV: WTVT-TV Channel 13, DirecTV NFL Sunday Ticket Channel 711. [read more]

Talks Dallas defense.
If the Bucs are going to do anything today and play the role of spoilers, it may require matching the intensity of the Cowboys defense. [read more]

“Look, Glazer, I drafted Aguayo. I thought this jacket looked good. And I’m not responsible for the rumor mill.”
Tampa Bay Times Bucs beat writer Rick Stroud has been known to confuse fact and fiction when he’s gossiping around town about JoeBucsFan.com.
This afternoon, Stroud was confusing Bucs fans with chatter about Roberto Aguayo and Team Glazer. [read more]

Something’s gotta give Sunday in Dallas
The league-worst red zone defense owned by your Tampa Bay Buccaneers will have a unique test on Sunday against an overrated Cowboys team. [read more]

Where the Bucs game will be shown on free TV
Looks like Bucs fans will get an early Christmas present from Santa tomorrow.

Nearly departed head coach Dirk Koetter had Joe running head first into walls last night after his weekly visit to SiriusXM NFL Radio. [read more]

Strongly defended by Bucs coach.
Joe just knew this would happen. [read more]

Bucs RB Peyton Barber.
You want to know one reason why the offense is struggling? This graphic is borderline revolting. [read more]
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Staying put.
There was chatter and speculation circling NFL back channels that the Baltimore Crows and Super Bowl-winning coach John Harbaugh may part ways after the 2018 season. [read more]

“Developing.”
Bucs guard Caleb Benenoch is having a rough year. And he has somewhat become the poster child for the Bucs’ futility this season. But could Benenoch’s main issue be he is out of position? [read more]

Last week Bucs starting linebacker Adarius Taylor didn’t make the trip to Baltimore because his wife was expecting the birth of their son.
The boy had other plans.
So now Taylor has a newborn son. And that means unless something weird or terribly unfortunate happens in the next 48 hours or so, Taylor will suit up when the Bucs face the Cowboys in Jerry’s World.
Taylor’s son’s name is way cool in Joe’s mind.
“Apollo.”

Mike Alstott expressed his Bucs passion and frustration this week
Mike Alstott is nearly always a mild-mannered, say-little-of-substance kind of guy when he’s talking to media.
But that changed this week in a moment of Bucs conversation. [read more]
Bucs legend Derrick Brooks and Sage of Tampa Bay sports Ira Kaufman dive into the Cowboys-Buccaneers match-up and the state of the Bucs on this episode of TAMPA TWO, a production of The Identity Tampa Bay and JoeBucsFan.com. As always, TAMPA TWO is presented by Caldeco Air Conditioning & Heating.
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NFL history not kind.
Bucs Bit-O-Honey-snacking, Ozark-watching, yams-eating coach Dirk Koetter is in a pickle. [read more]

“Jason, you should have taken that third-round pick.”
DeSean Jackson didn’t deny asking for a trade from the Bucs two months ago, but he did say how much he loves Tampa and desires to end his career here.
The mixed signals continued this week when Jackson accepted an offer to sell his Tampa mansion. [read more]

Fed up with the anti-Jameis sect.
It seems there is a Jameis Winston derangement syndrome that is sweeping the land. And innocent ex-Bucs players have been caught up in the storm. [read more]

No valid explanation.
A couple of things might be a struggle to answer for Bucs Bit-O-Honey-snacking, Ozark-watching, yams-eating coach Dirk Koetter when (if?) he has to sit in front of Team Glazer after the season. [read more]