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An offensive line with members who sleepwalk through, say, two snaps out of 65 per game, that’s a recipe for losing.
‘Play to the whistle’ is as basic as it gets when it comes to O-line coaching. [read more]
Changed expectations.
Back in 2016, veteran right tackle Demar Dotson dropped a bomb on Joe in Arizona. [read more]
Trade ransom established?
It seems to be rather quiet on the Gerald McCoy front since earlier in the week when a speculative piece was written in an Ohio paper linking the Browns to GMC in a trade. [read more]
Devin White responds to the doubters
Interesting insight from the anointed savior of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers defense, No. 5 overall pick Devin White. [read more]
Bucs OL coach Joe Gilbert.
Feel free to read into this what you wish but changes are coming to the Bucs’ rushing attack. [read more]
BY IRA KAUFMAN
It’s time for a rush to judgment around these parts.
Somehow, some way, the 2019 Tampa Bay Buccaneers have to construct a credible ground game. It’s been missing in action since 2015, when an offensive coordinator named Dirk Koetter orchestrated a well-balanced attack that set a franchise record for total offense. [read more]
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And the rest is silence… Tom Lang gives one final look-see at the Bolts roster heading into the offseason. It’s another signature Great Bolt Breakdown of all the active players as the organization will be trading, releasing, re-signing, slicing, dicing and more. Enjoy one last ride, Tampa, and then enjoy your next ride from Bill Currie Ford!
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In the spirit of Kramerica Industries, JoeBucsFan.com has a college intern for a few months. It’s a true rarity. In addition to soaking up wisdom from The Sage of Tampa Bay sports, Zachary Seifter has a pile of Bucs knowledge himself and you’ll see some of his work here occasionally.
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While many see rookie linebacker Devin White to be the new face of the defense, there is another player the Bucs are looking at to turn around their historically bad defense from a year ago.
His name is Mike Edwards. [read more]
A couple of interesting themes came forth from two Buccaneers coaches yesterday, and they completely clashed with a Dirk Koetter opinion. [read more]
Sage JoeBucsFan.com columnist Ira Kaufman joins Hall of Famer Derrick Brooks on this new TAMPA TWO presented by Caldeco Air Conditioning and Heating.
In a classic exchange, Brooks says, “I’m just going to keep my mouth shut about that pick.” Great stuff from The Identity Tampa Bay and JoeBucsFan. Enjoy!!
Not a one-way coach.
Even if then-Bucs coach Dirk Koetter had agreed after the 2017 season to unload Mike Smith as his defensive coordinator, Koetter was a dead man walking. [read more]
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Fundamentals.
Tackling has almost become a lost art in the NFL. It’s sad. [read more]
Calls out Mike Smith’s defense.
Even though Bucs offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich works on the offensive side of the ball, he was quite open yesterday when calling out the Bucs defense. [read more]
Bucs GM Jason Licht.
Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht released a statement concerning the mishap Bucs defender Jason Pierre-Paul had in South Florida early this morning.
“We have been informed that Jason was involved in a one-car accident early this morning in South Florida in which he was not cited,” Licht said. “We know that he was evaluated at a local hospital and has since been released.
“Our immediate concern is for the safety and well-being of Jason and his passenger. We have been in contact with Jason and will be getting him further evaluated by our medical staff in the near future.”
[Update: 9:22 p.m.]
Bucs pass rusher Jason Pierre-Paul was involved in a one-car accident Thursday morning in South Florida, hospitalized and released per TMZ.com. [read more]
One of Peyton Barber’s coaches weighs in
The man who says he’s in charge of fixing the Buccaneers’ running game was talking today at One Buc Palace. [read more]
Influenced Bucs assistant.
Bucs assistant wide receivers coach Antwaan Randle El is one fantastic athlete and has a very interesting background. [read more]
