When Joe was growing up, Joe knew what the Vietnam War was and heard about Watergate daily but didn’t understand what it meant at all. [read more]

Those heinous picks have Jameis standing in quality company.

Joe has cool readers. And some like to do football research. [read more]

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Welcome to the circus. What a wild, wild 36 hours of Bucs fandom it is has been. Take a deep breath and dial up the Monday Morning Joe podcast, as Joe dives into many of the acts. The podcast is presented by Bill Currie Ford, home of the nationwide lifetime warranty, and Discount Garage Doors, Inc., home of the same-day free service call/diagnosis.

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BY IRA KAUFMAN

What a waste. What a colossal waste.

What a damned shame.

This Buc offense, crafted by Dirk Koetter and Todd Monken, is the best in franchise history … by a wide margin. But that’s not all. [read more]

Manbeast first-round pick Vita Vea has had an awfully rough start to his career. [read more]

It’s Fitz! [read more]

Dirk Koetter, Jason Licht and players might not understand the absolute peril the Buccaneers franchise is in right now and how that relates to fans, but Team Glazer sure does and so does Joe. [read more]

Outraged at thought of Jameis starting again.

Want a glimpse of what it may be like in the Bucs locker room? Then watch former Pro Bowl fullback Michael Robinson. [read more]

Joe has written about all of these separately, but given the rock-bottom state Jameis Winston now finds himself in, Joe finds it relevant to put these all together in one post for the purpose of analysis. [read more]

NFL coaches love to say competition is desired at every position because it’s what elevates players’ games.

Well, America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, got his first taste of competition in many, many years and has fallen on his face.  [read more]

“Greg, Koetter and Licht are in a real pinch, you know? And Jameis hasn’t gone mental like the fool we had to deal with.”

If Bucs fans believe the decision whether or not to start America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, next week at Carolina is as simple as wins and losses and interceptions, think again. [read more]

Tyler Boyd catches a touchdown pass in front of Adarius Taylor Sunday in Cincinnati. (Photo courtesy of Bengals.com.)

Joe feels like he just came back from the doctor’s office after receiving life-altering health news. Joe can never remember being this bummed over an October loss. [read more]

Among several standouts

Yes, Joe could join many Bucs fans and cry in a bowl of Wheaties this morning or go refill a Valium prescription, but Joe is determined not to let the crumbling of the franchise quarterback soil the memory of strong Bucs performances yesterday. [read more]

No fear a bad thing?

Watch you talkin’ ’bout Willis? [read more]

Smoke signals of discontent from mom?

So yesterday Joe awakened and soon after heard the news that wasn’t surprising at all but still depressing. [read more]

It’s one thing for a starting QB to get benched for a journeyman quarterback when he’s having a garbage game.

It’s quite another thing for the journeyman to step in and light up the scoreboard on the road in just over one quarter of action and tie the score with seconds to play. [read more]

Candid

Nineteen quarters of football plus an overtime. That’s the answer to an ugly 2018 Buccaneers trivia question that puts a spotlight on the biggest problem facing the team. [read more]