“I Don’t See It”
October 26th, 2017
Doesn’t eyeball fracturing.
If there is rancor or unrest in the Bucs’ locker room, you may want to hand America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, a pair of glasses or a microscope. [read more]
Doesn’t eyeball fracturing.
If there is rancor or unrest in the Bucs’ locker room, you may want to hand America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, a pair of glasses or a microscope. [read more]
GM Jason Licht
If you talk football with Gerald McCoy, when he’s not sharing a hint of frustration about a three-man front, he’ll tell you that one of his toughest match-ups in the NFL is Panthers guard Trai Turner. [read more]
A delicious plate of Hooters wings and their great salads, sandwiches and shrimp make for a heck of a lunch or dinner! Get it done! Locations are across the Bay area and online ordering is always easy from Joe’s great friends.
Jameis yearns for an old Buccaneers friend
As the Buccaneers appear to be in the midst of an internal leadership crisis and seemingly have forgotten how to close out games in victory, they will be reuniting Sunday with a guy who was at the center of their 2016 revival. [read more]
Simeon Rice chatter.
Boy, Simeon Rice sure has Bucs fans stirred up. [read more]
Prefers 43 defense.
It is pretty obvious that Bucs stud defensive tackle Gerald McCoy isn’t a huge fan of the Bucs ever running a 34 defense. [read more]
Trying times.
And Joe thought Raheem Morris and Lovie Smith had garish defenses. [read more]
He’s serious.
Prized JoeBucsFan.com columnist eye-RAH! Kaufman will never forget it. [read more]
Regrets going public.
Bucs veteran safety T.J. Ward made waves Sunday felt across the National Football League when, after the dog-choking Bucs defense gagged a touchdown lead late, and then the game at Buffalo, he sounded off with frustration over playing time — and it was clear he was firing at defensive coordinator Mike Smith. [read more]
Do the right thing
It’s time for Team Glazer and general manager Jason Licht to back up all the talk about love and deep respect for Tampa Bay fans and the rich, glory-days history of the organization.
A true Buccaneers icon deserves one hour of the team’s time — ASAP. [read more]
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What would a Wednesday be without Rock Riley (@RealRockRiley) patrolling One Buc Palace for the latest inside and outside the locker room? Thankfully, we don’t have to find out.
Enjoy the video!
Ward apologizes, Ayers says gotta play better from Rock Riley on Vimeo.
Tough times
Joe went through the torture of watching the Bucs’ game film against the Bills.
One element on Joe’s docket was studying Chris “Swaggy” Baker to see if his Sunday night Twitter moaning about playing time had any merit. [read more]
Mike Smith speaks
Defensive coordinator Mike Smith only had a few revelations at One Buc Palace this afternoon talking about his defense.
No surprise there. Bad is bad. [read more]
Roberto Aguayo has a job kicking footballs again. [read more]
Replacement signed
UPDATED: 11:24 p.m. Noah Spence’s sophomore season is over.
He’s headed to injured reserve. [read more]
BY IRA KAUFMAN
Buc fans are running out of patience and this franchise is running out of time.
A 2-1 start has given way to a three-game losing streak heading into the opening of divisional play Sunday. If Tampa Bay doesn’t snap out of its funk within the next two games, this season will be toast at the midway point.
A lot of jobs, including some big ones, are on the line as the Bucs prepare for a home game against the reeling Panthers and a road meeting with the division-leading Saints. [read more]
Record-setter.
In the 97 years the NFL has existed, only one quarterback has thrown for 4,000 yards in each of his first two seasons. [read more]
Tells Bucs he’s ready.
Either Simeon Rice is bored or he would love just one more chance to snap on a chin strap and bury a quarterback. [read more]
24-four flash poll posted at 6:58 a.m. (Results of last week’s Dirk Koetter Confidence Poll are linked here.)