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“Should I tell the people, Ali?”
The mastermind of the Bucs offense was talking offensive line this evening in a way that he hasn’t before. [read more]
And back we go to Todd Monken. Dirk Koetter officially has executed the handoff. [read more]
Tip your waitress, please.
Oh, man these are dark days to be a Bucs fan. [read more]
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The Bolts had a so-so week on the ice, but losing a starting netminder is never good. Tom Lang breaks down a month without Vasy, how the Bolts looked against the Penguins and a new defenseman in the fold. It’s the JoeBoltsFan Podcast, brought to you all season by Bill Currie Ford!
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The injury bug is being very cruel to the Buccaneers defense, on the heels of the football gods cursing it for two seasons. [read more]
Reborn Sunday analyst predicts.
The crowd at FootballOutsiders.com is very down on the Bucs defense and very down on Bucs Bit-O-Honey-snacking, Ozark-watching coach Dirk Koetter. [read more]
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Plenty on the buffet today from the Sage of Tampa Bay sports, who still remains stunned by Monday’s big announcement. Ira dives in head first and Joe joins for the usual highly intense chatter about all things Bucs, presented by Ed Morse Cadillac Tampa and Ed Morse Cadillac Brandon.
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Listening to “The Sage” is fun, free and easy. Enjoy!
Must navigate minefield.
Bucs Bit-O-Honey-snacking, Ozark-watching coach Dirk Koetter has shoved all his chips into the middle of the table. [read more]
Koetter has his back.
As usual, when a team is losing and losing and losing, fans begin beating up on the offensive line whether it is the main culprit or not. [read more]
Cut the cord, says ex NFL offensive lineman.
It’s fair to suggest that Bucs Bit-O-Honey-snacking, Ozark-watching coach Dirk Koetter’s job security may not be so secure. [read more]
YAC issues.
A lot of folks who cannot wait for a moving van to back up to the house of America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, like to point to the terrible YAC yardage the Bucs have on Jameis’ perceived inaccuracy. [read more]
No, this has nothing to do with center Ryan Jensen rolling a snap back to Ryan Fitzpatrick to quash a second-half drive against the Redskins. [read more]
Joe’s watched curious Bucs film of Vita Vea, and Joe’s not talking about why former Bucs Warren Sapp and Ian Beckles call him “Velcro.” [read more]
Do you need a hug?
Unfortunately the Buccaneers are human. They certainly play like mortals.
And here’s even more evidence that the incessant losing is taking its toll. [read more]
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What about those screams for regime change and a fresh start? Bobby Fenton gets after those and more on The Free Stretch, presented by Bill Currie Ford. Find Bobby on Twitter @bobbygameday and definitely give the podcast a try. A Tampa Bay fan from his days in the womb, Bobby never let’s it get boring; it’s always entertaining on The Free Stretch! Dive in now above, or listen and/or subscribe free at Podbean, iTunes and Google Play. Listen or download above.
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New Bucs kicker Cairo Santos.
Can Cairo Santos stop the bleeding at kicker? [read more]
Change seems imminent along the Buccaneers’ defensive line.
Joe’s making that statement after watching a chunk of practice today. [read more]
Presented by Caldeco Air Conditioning & Heating, it’s a new episode of TAMPA TWO with Derrick Brooks and Ira Kaufman. Yes, they talk about Jameis staying on the bench and even some positives. And Brooks explains what he calls “embarrassing.”
Enjoy! Next episode on Friday.
Joe’s not hearing good things about the collective mentality of the Buccaneers. (More on that later)
So today, Joe asked wise old starting QB Ryan Fitzpatrick about the team mentality and what he’s and feeling from the roster after losing six of the last seven games. [read more]
