Among his many accomplishments, Dan Rooney was one of the founding fathers of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
From his office in Pittsburgh, 1,000 miles away from the old Sombrero on Dale Mabry, Rooney played a critical role in the birth of the Bucs. [read more]
Joe has a hunch, just from college receivers the Bucs have brought in for visits, talked to and worked out, Tampa Bay is looking for speed, speed, speed. [read more]
Joe will get a Twitter once in a while mocking Joe for wanting the Bucs to draft running back Dalvin Cook. The Twitterer will wag a finger at Joe (digitally, of course) suggesting the Bucs don’t need a running back. [read more]
Those disinterested in short-term investments on sports events likely missed the fact the Nevada gaming authority approved gambling on the NFL Draft. [read more]
No shortage of bold takes and raucous debate in the latest pre-draft podcast from Ira Kaufman, Tampa Bay’s only Hall of Fame voter. Listen now by clicking or downloading above. And remember, listen (and subscribe) at iTunes and Podbean.com. It’s free and easy. Enjoy! Remember, Ira’s podcasts are every Tuesday & Thursday.
Jacquies Smith, the highly-productive-when-healthy, pass-rushing defensive end Lovie Smith called “Jack,” is off the radar of the team thinking about thieving him from your Buccaneers. [read more]
Yes, much of Bucs fandom raced to their local Hooters and started pounding beers last night with the news stud running back Dalvin Cook was in town for a sitdown with Bucs brass. [read more]
Ecstasy has filled one wing of JoeBucsFan.com world headquarters while at least half of all Bucs fans have their fingers crossed and smiles wide. [read more]
The sage of Tampa Bay sports, JoeBucsFan.com columnist eye-RAH! Kaufman, authors columns every Monday, Wednesday & Friday. His award-winning podcasts fire Tuesdays and Thursdays, and Kaufman is seen on Spectrum Sports every Monday. Ira also is renowned for his appreciation of Reisling, Bette Midler, french fries and his relationships with the biggest of big names in the NFL.