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Short end of the stick?
Joe was getting Twitters last night (@JoeBucsFan) from Bucs fans who were outraged that stud outside linebacker Lavonte David was screwed by the Pro Bowl selection process. [read more]
It’s the weekly, 24-hour Dirk Koetter Confidence Poll. Vote below. Poll posted at 4:30 a.m. See last week’s results linked here.
Mystery continues.
Bucs coach Dirk Koetter continues to clam up when it comes to running back Doug Martin being a healthy scratch Monday night, the second time in less than a year. [read more]
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The Commish, Justin Pawlowski (@CommishOnline), is all fired up with a new episode after Jon Gruden Night. You don’t want to miss this.
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Chucky represents playoff hope.
Yes, it was quite a scene Monday night at the Den of Depression when Chucky was rightfully inducted into the Ring of Honor, a move befitting the greatest coach in Bucs history. [read more]
Back to Orlando
The lone beast in the Bucs’ defensive line is going back to Orlando. [read more]
Foot/ankle injury ends his season.
The 2016 and 2017 J.R. Sweezy experiment is over.
His back held up but his expected game and nastiness did not. [read more]
Those fancy official NFL computer chips in balls and uniforms have churned out fresh and interesting data on America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston. [read more]
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Two Bucs games left?
Sometimes, teams lock up their best players for the following year before the current season ends.
It fosters harmony, keeps fans from doubling up on blood pressure medication and it often leads to a more team-friendly contract. [read more]
Adarius Glanton gets humiliated on national TV
Bucs linebacker Adarius Glanton suffered an ugly leg injury last night against the Falcons, but he also bruised the pride of the Tampa Bay organization with a shameful loaf.
And he got called out on it. [read more]
Wasted beasting
Two critical plays in last night’s game were fitting examples of the Bucs’ season.
First was the horror outlined by BSPN cameras on the Falcons’ first touchdown. [read more]
Shoulder seemed fine last night. (Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com.)
We all know that America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, has largely played games with a bum shoulder this season. [read more]
Joe is typing this at 4:35 a.m. — still banging away at a keyboard from the Monday night loss to the Dixie Chicks. Yay, caffeine. [read more]
The stage was set last night. Your Bucs were trailing by 10 points at halftine and giving their typical garbage first-half performance with seven points, just one point below their season average in first halves. [read more]
Don’t do him wrong.
So for the second time in less than a year, Bucs running back Doug Martin was a healthy scratch, inactive last night. [read more]
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Strong night.
So about that rotten quarterback the Bucs should cut. [read more]
America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, delivered quite a passionate rant defending, praising and feeling for Dirk Koetter after last night’s loss to the Falcons.
Man, it was something. [read more]
