Todd pulls out the draft boards from both his own personal Foundation league and the GOLFF league of podcast listeners who came together at Hooters in August. Obviously, we all know by now that the owner who took Gurley at #1 is very happy and the owner who followed him by taking Bell at #2 feels like Jason Licht after choosing a place kicker. Or Jason Licht after choosing a running back. Or Jason Licht after choosing a defensive back.
.
Todd’s first six picks in his Foundation league seemingly make him a candidate to replace Licht and he spotlights other terrific choices in the podcast league from his fellow owners. Todd also illustrates how 2018 was a season where some players drafted were simply given up on too early, only to pay dividends later for owners who picked them up on waivers (Chubb, Murray, Trubisky). Listen to the podcast and then email any additional questions to ToddWrightFantasyFootball@gmail.com. The Todd Wright Fantasy Football Podcast is also sponsored by The Eagles Golf Club, home of the first Todd Wright Tour golf event of 2019 on Super Bowl Saturday.
The Sage of Tampa Bay sports is in disbelief at the state of the Bucs, and that says a lot for a guy who’s been covering the NFL for 40 years. Joe joins Ira for the usual highly intense chatter about all things Bucs, presented by Ed Morse Cadillac Tampa and Ed Morse Cadillac Brandon.
Click play above or tune inat iTunes, Google Play or Podbean.com. Stay informed, thinking and smiling every single Tuesday & Thursday — and there is NO offseason.
Listening to “The Sage” is fun, free and easy. Enjoy!
What fun it was last year with Kwon Alexander putting on a show with crushing hits in the rain that you’re sort of not supposed to deliver in the exhibition. [read more]
“You guys ain’t catchin’ me, Ed. Call me before Christmas about Derrick Carr. No freakin’ way. And tell Licht to call me if you boot him out the door. I love that guy.”
Massive NFL Draft ramifications upcoming for our beloved Buccaneers on Sunday at the Meadowlands.
Get your head out of the gutter; that’s not why Ryan Fitzpatrick is starting.
There were harsh words typed about Bucs Bit-O-Honey-snacking, Ozark-watching coach Dirk Koetter. And they came from the fingertips of good guy columnist Mike Tanier of Bleacher Report. [read more]
Joe is right there with all the Bucs fans feeling abused, disrespected and totally drained after investing emotionally into another garbage Bucs season, one that really didn’t have to be spiraling out of control by Veterans Day. It’s the Monday Morning Joe podcast presented by Bill Currie Ford, home of the nationwide lifetime warranty, and Discount Garage Doors, Inc., home of the same-day free service call/diagnosis.
Download or play above. And Monday Morning Joe also is available on iTunes, Podbean and Google Play. Subscribe for a free alert. Enjoy!
Here we are again on Buccaneer Boulevard, talking about finishing out a lost season with pride.
We’re all too familiar with this scenario as Buc fans head toward Thanksgiving with one eye on the cranberry sauce and another on the next NFL draft.
Brent Grimes talks to Ira
It’s painful to look at the standings and even more painful to remember that this team was once the talk of the league.
When the Tampa Bay locker room opened Sunday, I risked a pulled hamstring by running after Brent Grimes. The veteran corner hadn’t talked publicly for awhile and he was booking toward the exit door when I blocked his path. [read more]
Kyle Brindza, Connor Barth, Patrick Murray, Nick Folk, Roberto Aguayo, Chandler Catanzaro, these are the former Bucs kickers who give Jason Licht and Bucs fans nightmares. [read more]
If you’d like to watch extreme loafing, Buccaneers-style, dial up your copy of yesterday’s game and go to the final play of the first quarter. [read more]