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Blame Jameis, says Jameis.
If Bucs fans want to throw rocks at someone for the lack of chemistry and connection between America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, and malcontent wide receiver DeSean Jackson, aim for Jameis.
And that’s coming straight from the Bucs’ starting quarterback’s mouth. [read more]
Help needed
A reasoned and seasoned Bucs analyst, a former player and a current coach, sees a Tampa Bay team bereft of leadership. [read more]
As new head coach Bucco Bruce Arians said in January, A-holes usually run in the wide receiver room. [read more]
Fear of women’s group rallies was a factor, says Rick Stroud.
“The Bucs couldn’t afford to take a chance on Hunt, particularly because they already are under scrutiny for the trouble that seemed to follow Jameis Winston to the NFL.”
Defends Bucs o-line.
Joe is just numb to it. [read more]
Gone.
The budget cuts are coming. [read more]
Targeted?
Joe is trying to forget the Bucs passing on Kareem Hunt to help resolve a sorry area of the team by thinking of another sorry area of the team. [read more]
A Bucs quarterback in the 1980s and 1990s, after the 49ers gave up on him in the 70’s, Steve DeBerg is best known for being the oldest quarterback to ever start an NFL game. [read more]
Last year, Jason Licht and other Bucs honchos tried to sell fans a line of false hope and borderline nonsense. [read more]
Bucco Bruce Arians defends.
Joe’s worn out two keyboards typing the following but the haters just won’t square this with themselves. [read more]
This is where we are in America these days. [read more]
No biscuit
UPDATED 2:42 p.m. – A top young running back in the game was available for the taking, but the Bucs will be sticking with Peyton Barber and Ronald Jones for now. [read more]
Dire prediction for Bucs.
A former NFL suit who now types for a living claims the Bucs, from Team Glazer down to Bucco Bruce Arians, are living in football fantasyland. [read more]
Joe clamored for the Bucs to sign free agent safety Kenny Vaccaro last year.
Instead, the Bucs opted to head to training camp with Keith Tandy over the 2013 first-round pick who played well in Tennessee for peanuts. [read more]
Former Bucs OC Todd Monken
Were there widespread misconceptions about the Buccaneers’ offense?
Former Bucs offensive coordinator Todd Monken, the new Browns OC, thinks so. [read more]
Responsibility.
It is a call to duty. [read more]
Cash-obsessed Bucs fans go to bed these days dreaming of Tampa Bay cutting ties soon with Gerald McCoy, Vinny Curry and Will Gholston.
That would mean $25 million in added 2019 salary cap. [read more]
