Did Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht wave off a possible trade of tweety tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins? It’s a question that needs to be asked following a report on theMMQB.com. [read more]
Another Wednesday evening meant another JoeBucsFan.com Hour with the dean of Tampa Bay sports radio, Steve Duemig of WDAE-AM 620. It was a road event with Joe and The Big Dog at Maloney’s in Channelside. [read more]
Interesting take today by Dirk Koetter on the Bucs’ superstar receiver, Mike Evans, the guy whose hands have gone from K-Y-riddled to sticky. [read more]
Joe touched upon this yesterday. Not sure if anyone has noticed but second round pick defensive end Noah Spence didn’t play a whole lot Sunday against the rotten Rams. [read more]
Usually, NFL practices midweek are mundane. Players usually have just recovered from licking the wounds of battle from the previous game and are beginning to lock in on the opponent at hand.
Today during open locker room for the local pen and mic club, Joe noticed defensive end Robert Ayers walking around without a boot and his damaged left ankle wasn’t wrapped in any way. [read more]
The hardest of hardcore Bucs fans will remember how helmet-wielding, cabbie-slugging, Adderrall-popping, coach-cussing, referee-charging, pistol-friendly, granny-hassling Aqib Talib absolutely owned Vincent Jackson when the Patriots belted the Bucs 23-3 in 2013.
Joe hopes you enjoy the Monday, Wednesday and Saturday fun from “The Commish,” Justin Pawlowski. (@CommishOnline) The former voice on the Buccaneers Radio Network, WDAE-AM 620, Scout.com and 98.7 FM now has a new home to share his unbridled and intelligent brand of Bucs analysis.
There are lots of huge plays in a 37-32 loss like the Bucs experienced Sunday, but it seems the Rams’ biggest impact play was very much on America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston. [read more]
On the last play Sunday, it sure looked like America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, had a chance to run for a game-winning touchdown. [read more]
When Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht rolled the dice and made one of the boldest moves of the NFL Draft since the Dixie Chicks traded up for Julio Jones, by drafting kicker Roberto Aguayo in the second round — trading up no less — legions of Bucs fans melted down. [read more]