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“Jason, one of these candidates wants competition at QB. Didn’t he get the pre-interview briefing?”
When it comes to the Bucs’ future leadership, the hypotheticals are limitless and they all add up to a big mess.
That’s the message NFL super insider Mike Florio was barking on his national NBC Sports Radio show in the wake of the Dirk Koetter firing. [read more]
The Buccaneers’ defensive MVP turned 30 yesterday and he hit many milestones recently, including his 100th career start. [read more]
“The Sage” is on the 50-member panel that votes on all this cool stuff
By IRA KAUFMAN
Tough call.
As I filled out my All-Pro ballot for the Associated Press this week, I needed more than a few moments to evaluate the NFL’s best wide receivers in 2018. [read more]
“Coach of interest.”
This is worthy of a separate post. [read more]
Mike Evans, at 25 years old, has five NFL seasons in the books and is the franchise leader in receiving yards with a shiny new single-season Bucs record for reception yards.
He hasn’t just raised the bar on Bucs receivers, he’s done it for himself. [read more]
Win and you stay.
Joe is getting comments on this here site, and some on Twitter, bemoaning the fact the Bucs like to change coaches quickly. [read more]
Joe still is struggling to stomach general manager Jason Licht telling Bucs fans on the team website Monday that the 2018 Bucs had one of the greatest offenses in NFL history. “As in when football was invented,” Licht emphasized further.
It was an outrageous and ridiculous take, but it really seemed like Licht believed it. [read more]
Bucs GM Jason Licht
It appears short of winning in the next season or two, Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht has painted himself into a corner. [read more]
Labeled as a “Coach Killer.”
Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht made it clear: America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, will lead the Bucs in 2019. [read more]
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Lots of great head coaching talk in today’s dynamic episode guided by host Justin “The Commish” Pawlowski, the leader of the Bucs Mob. Joe joins for a bit and The Commish brings it home. Listen above or subscribe along with many thousands of Bucs fans on iTunes right here, or at Podbean.com. Justin’s work is not influenced by JoeBucsFan.com. Joe just thinks it’s very, very special. **CAUTION: some R-RATED language!**
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*the TODDcast should be available by the end of the week on major podcast platforms, where you can subscribe free. Joe thinks it’s very cool to have Todd Wright here and diving back into the kind of thing he was known for nationally. Enjoy this short TODDcast preview by clicking above.
For the last three years, Todd Wright has been podcasting here almost exclusively on fantasy football and Lightning playoff hockey. While those podcasts are not going away permanently, they each clearly have offseasons.
So, for the new year, Todd has a new podcast. And it simply covers pretty much anything that Todd finds interesting. No limits. Sort of like he did for nearly two decades on national radio as host and creator of AllNight with Todd Wright on ESPN in addition to other roles with Fox Sports Florida, Sirius/XM, Sporting News Radio, etc. Our thanks to Brandon Legal Group for their continuing support of both Todd Wright Tour golf tournaments as well as the TODDcast into 2019. Enjoy.
General manager Jason Licht has no interest in interviewing Todd Monken for the Buccaneers’ open head coaching vacancy. [read more]
Reacts
Can’t you just see Gerald McCoy kicking butt and tasting the playoffs with the Browns next season? [read more]
Priority.
It seems Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht has two goals already in mind for the 2019 offseason. [read more]
Second-year receiver Chris Godwin got a little candid with Joe after the season finale against the Falcons. [read more]
Is he the one?
Some are grumpy the Bucs dismissed Bit-O-Honey-snacking, Ozark-watching, yams-eating coach Dirk Koetter despite him posting a 10-22 record the past two seasons and, by many accounts, underachieving.
Chase Stuart is not among them. [read more]
Bucs GM Jason Licht.
Fans get confused if not frustrated and Joe understands why. [read more]
Man, general manager Jason Licht sure has one extraordinary perception of his offense.
Sans a running game and with historic turnover numbers, Licht sees one of the greatest offenses in NFL history. [read more]
