Another NFL Mark For The Passing Offense
September 26th, 2018
Yes, the greatness you’re seeing hasn’t been accomplished before on various levels. [read more]
Yes, the greatness you’re seeing hasn’t been accomplished before on various levels. [read more]
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The return of America. (video)
It was Labor Day Weekend when America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, last stepped foot into One Buc Palace as he did early Tuesday morning. His three-game suspension now behind him. [read more]

Back to quasi-normal.
It was slightly before 6 a.m. yesterday when America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, walked into One Buc Palace to start his daily routine just as he has hundreds of times before, reported Jenna Laine of ESPN. [read more]

Forget whether you think this was a bad look or not, Joe thinks it’s realistic to believe Gerald McCoy’s in-game apology helped draw a 15-yard penalty on the himself and the Bucs last night. [read more]

Dirk Koetter keeping quarterback news to himself.
It seems Dirk Koetter may be going 1950s, old-school football here. [read more]

Headed to IR.
It looks as though fan favorite Chris Conte’s season may be done. And so too could be his days as a Bucs safety? [read more]

“Good Morning, Football” debates.
So here we are. Knee-deep in a quarterback controversy. Drama! Intrigue! [read more]

Mis-tackle for the ages.
Initially, Joe was going to give all the credit to reader “Easy” for the following: the now notorious Chris Conte thrown-outta-the-club play. [read more]
Joe loves great, old fashioned barroom football debate.
And the Bucs delivered a good one late last night. [read more]

One stat tied to the Bucs, the Steelers and Ryan Fitzpatrick was a major point of focus on national radio this morning. [read more]
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Talks turnovers.
In the first two games of the season, the Bucs forced a few turnovers and it helped result in two wins. [read more]

Former Bucs receiver Michael Clayton (2004-2010 preseason) is a busy man these days working Bucs pre- and post-game shows.
And man, does Clayton have a lot to say about the Buccaneers. [read more]

Pass-blocking hero
It wasn’t all stomach-churning last night.
The Buccaneers’ offense may be the best in team history and Dirk Koetter said after the game that he wants more attack from his wide receivers. [read more]

(Photo courtesy of Steelers.com.)
Ugly game last night. So let’s get going. It’s 4:11 a.m. and Joe hasn’t gone to bed yet. [read more]

It’s downright mind-boggling how the Bucs are allowing opposing quarterbacks to complete 77.9 percent of their passes this season.
That’s the worst percentage in the NFL by an unhealthy margin. [read more]
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Baller.
Early in the first quarter when Bucs safety Justin Evans picked off Ben Roethlisberger, Joe heard a fellow scribe say about Evans’ knack for making big plays, “This guy is a Pro Bowler.” [read more]