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Unemployed America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, made his first public comments today on getting replaced by Tom Brady.
They came on FOX News, and the spin didn’t stop there, as a scandal-riddled former FOX news host used to say. [read more]
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BY IRA KAUFMAN
Let’s get real here. Let’s get down and dirty.
New uniforms are nice, but those fresh duds you’re wearing won’t help you cover Michael Thomas this fall. Tom Brady’s chat with Howard Stern is an entertaining diversion, but it won’t mean a thing when Cameron Jordan collapses the pocket and Malcolm Jenkins lurks in the passing lane. [read more]
So why did Tom Brady choose the Tampa Bay Buccaneers?
He offered a couple of reasons today, and answered a question posed by Howard Stern about what it was like to have the Bucs fawn over him in free agency. [read more]
Today’s Tom Brady interview on The Howard Stern Show was just what Joe expected today. [read more]
Tom Brady spent two-plus hours on The Howard Stern Show this morning and was given a chance to address the nation about the plague circling the globe.
One interesting highlight of Tom Brady’s appearance with the “King of All Media,” Howard Stern, was about money. [read more]
Talks Tom Brady and the Bucs.
In every significant offensive passing category last year, with the exception of one, Mr. Entertainment, America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, bested Tom Brady. [read more]
Yes, Howard Stern is using a bunch of goat sound effects on his famous national show this morning in preparation to interview Bucs superstar quarterback Tom Brady, who no doubt will be asked all kinds of questions about his sex life and more. [read more]
Bucs GM Jason Licht.
In trying to figure out a draft, former Redskins and Texans shot-caller Charley Casserly believes it is smart to rummage through the draft history of a team’s general manager. [read more]
Figuring out a workaround.
If these were normal times, many if not all Bucs skill position players might be gathered together some 2,500 miles away. [read more]
Stoked about Tom Brady.
On one hand, they are similar players. On the other hand, they cannot be more opposite. [read more]
Man, Joe can’t figure out Team Glazer. [read more]
Farewell alarm clock fonts, and a salute to the Bucs for the new/old jerseys.
All Joe can say is, “Bravo, Bucs. Bravo!” [read more]
O-line chatter.
For those Bucs fans with fiendish long-term goals of drafting a tackle at No. 14 to play right tackle in 2020, and then for next year to throw Donovan Smith off the roster, they better start working a rosary that Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht doesn’t draft Alabama tackle Jedrick Wills. [read more]
With the No. 14 overall pick in the NFL Draft (what a shock to be outside the top-10!), the Bucs own the challenge that comes with a mid-round pick, where moves are less obvious and draft prowess gets an additional spotlight. [read more]
No. 12 no more.
You can hear the respect seeping through the video. [read more]
