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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]
Proud
Joe really had a weird feeling in and around the Bucs’ postgame locker room. [read more]
Mystery.
Bucs running back Doug Martin was a healthy scratch for the second time in less than a year. [read more]
One of many Bucs in a boot.
Strange scene in the Bucs locker room this evening after the game. [read more]
Will Gholston’s blocked field goal wasn’t enough. (Photo courtesy of Tampa Bay Buccaneers)
Add fragile to the list of negatives for this year’s Buccaneers.
What a train-wreck season.
Injured during this game were O.J. Howard, T.J. Ward, Robert Ayers, DeSean Jackson, J.R. Sweezy, Ryan Smith, Devante Bond, Adarius Glanton and Cameron Brate (who returned). Things got so bad that Joe Dirt, aka linebacker Riley Bullough, saw action and was pushed aside by the Falcons like raw Brussels sprouts on a buffet. [read more]
Go Bucs!
Comment right here all game long as your Buccaneers will try to find a defense against the high-powered and well-rested Falcons.
It’s Chucky Ring Of Honor night! There’s loads of energy in the house.
Will America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, rise to the occasion with all his weapons?
Have fun. Play Nice. Stick with Joe into the wee hours for all kinds of stuff out of this game.
The headline says it all.
Joe’s wagging a finger at you, Dirk Koetter and Jason Licht. Martin never should have been on this team in 2017. All the evidence you needed was in front of you last season.
“Don’t worry Jason, you are covered.”
No matter what Team Glazer decides to do this offseason, Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht will be under contract with the Bucs through the 2018 season. [read more]
First touchdown since eighth grade.
So much for calling Dirk Koetter’s offense predictable. [read more]
