Did that Bucs-Browns game set football back 20 years? Nah. But the Sage of Tampa Bay sports has plenty to say in the aftermath of a wild Bucs victory. It’s always a fun and informative time on the Ira Kaufman Podcast presented by Ed Morse Cadillac Tampa and Ed Morse Cadillac Brandon.
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Todd reviews all the biggest fantasy performances of last week in this edition of The Todd Wright Fantasy Football Podcast. He also offers thoughts on whether Amari Cooper moving from Oakland to Dallas means anything for Amari Cooper owners or the Cowboys. You’re halfway through your regular season now, so make sure you subscribe to the podcast and send all your fantasy questions to ToddWrightFantasyFootball@gmail.com. As always, the Todd Wright Fantasy Football Podcast is presented by Original Hooters.
Joe remembers a couple of years ago Bucs linebacker Lavonte David was so frustrated that he wasn’t named to a Pro Bowl, he decided to go to Radio Row at the Super Bowl to do countless radio and TV interviews to help get his name out there. [read more]
Sunday, Bucs left tackle Donovan Smith had a rough outing. There was one overtime play where it sure appeared that Smith had just given up after getting beat. [read more]
Bucs fans heads are spinning between huge changes and a freakish victory. Joe dives in to try and make sense of it all. Monday Morning Joe is 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.
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Joe wrote about this yesterday, but now there’s an official element to it. Adam Schefter of ESPN is Twittering today that Kwon Alexander tore his ACL in the Browns game.
Ira talked defense after the game with Mark Duffner, Lavonte David, Noah Spence and M.J. Stewart
BY IRA KAUFMAN
When Tampa Bay players return to practice Wednesday, one particular ditty should be blaring from those loudspeakers at One Buc Place.
The year was 1968 and the group was Archie Bell & the Drells. The song that went to No. 1 on the charts that spring was “Tighten Up.” Check it out on YouTube. [read more]
People in the NFL who know America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, rave about his football smarts. Even Bucs coach Dirk Koetter beats the drum for Jameis’ IQ. [read more]
As horrible as that game was yesterday — neither team deserved to win it was so sloppy — few who left the Den of Depression giddy with the win likely knew it was a record-setting day. [read more]
In a game in which they were winning or tied for the majority of play against a Browns team that was terrible against the run before they arrived in Tampa, your beloved Buccaneers dropped back to pass 66 times and handed off just 22 times. [read more]
Remember those winless Lions of 2008, they had just four interceptions that season. 
Joe heard the chatter from the ultimate Buccaneers insider yesterday. 
Joe wrote about this yesterday, but now there’s an official element to it. Adam Schefter of ESPN is Twittering today that Kwon Alexander tore his ACL in the Browns game.
