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National voice takes notice.
You know it is bad when just the mention of a kicker unnerves Bucs fans to the point they flinch so badly and throw their coffee mug in the air or jerk the steering wheel into traffic, as if someone jabbed them with a cattle prod. [read more]
Brent Grimes, Vernon Hargreaves, you are forgiven, my sons. [read more]
From better days.
Johnthan Banks is gone. [read more]
Can’t blame Raiders. (Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com)
Joe already stated how America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, fell off the map in the second half yesterday. [read more]
Worse than Stewart McClown, per Lovie.
Since Joe isn’t beneath reaching for Halloween puns, so how about we look at potential ghosts of Halloween past? [read more]
Mike James returns to center stage?
It was a very unhappy day around One Buc Palace and at JoeBucsFan.com world headquarters when well-liked running back Mike James was cut after getting hurt in August. [read more]
Trade winds blowing?
Once upon a time, former Bucs rockstar general manager Mark Dominik pulled off a legendary NFL heist, executing an October trade of frightful defensive end Gaines Adams to the Bears for a second-round pick. [read more]
Team Glazer knows how the Bucs responded to home losing 20 years ago
Dirk Koetter used the powerful adjective “demoralizing” on SiriusXM NFL Radio last week. [read more]
Only two full-time starting quarterbacks this season have a worse completion percentage than America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston. [read more]
Staying odds increased.
Joe’s biggest fear when Dirk Koetter hired Mike Smith was that Smith would be a one-and-done defensive coordinator. [read more]
Local sports anchor fed up.
Roberto Aguayo is driving Bucs fans mental. [read more]
This is not Josh Freeman
Joe has figured out why the Bucs can’t win at home.
The place is haunted. Seriously. [read more]
A whole lot to discuss in what may have been the ugliest game by the Bucs since they got slapped around by the Steelers at home in 2010. [read more]
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Thanks to both Derek Carr and zero pass rush by the Bucs in the second half, Bucs fans will forever have Norm Van Brocklin’s name singed into their memory banks.
You want to know how bad Derek Carr riddled the Bucs defense yesterday? Not only did he shatter a Raiders record, he came “this close” to setting a decades-long NFL mark. [read more]
Crazy output.
There are all kinds of ways Joe can describe how the Bucs allowed Raiders quarterback Derek Carr to play 7-on-7 football as he damned near broke a 65-year old NFL record for passing yards yesterday. [read more]
Falls on sword.
The Bucs played like a complete and total mess for much of the fourth quarter and into overtime. [read more]
Gruesome numbers
Nobody compares to Joe when it comes to celebrating the virtues of America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston.
However, what Jameis did after halftime today was thoroughly unacceptable. [read more]
Bad wheel
What would the Bucs offense look like without Jacquizz Rodgers? [read more]
BY IRA KAUFMAN
I’ve been covering the NFL for 37 years and I’ve watched pro football for half a century. Never have I seen a game quite like this one. None of us have because the Raiders were just flagged 23 times, setting a single-game record in a league that began play in 1920.
And they won.
Oakland failed to cause a single turnover, and they won.
But don’t fret, because here are 10 takeaways to mull over until the Falcons come to town Thursday evening on John Lynch night. [read more]
Joe hates to go all rearview mirror here, but the Bucs paved the way for this to happen. [read more]
(Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com.)
You gotta love a homecoming game.
Well, most of the time. [read more]
