The Todd Monken Influence
July 26th, 2016
Work to do.
So when Dirk Koetter was named head coach, he reached down to the college ranks to pick an offensive coordinator, choosing highly successful Todd Monken to be his right-hand man. [read more]
Work to do.
So when Dirk Koetter was named head coach, he reached down to the college ranks to pick an offensive coordinator, choosing highly successful Todd Monken to be his right-hand man. [read more]
Joe was embittered by a column in the Tampa Bay Times.
Man, Tampa Bay Times columnist Martin Fennelly really punched Joe in the gut this morning. [read more]
Worries Jenna Laine (and Joe, too).
Entering training camp, there is always one guy either coming off an injury or who is injury-prone — who the team needs desperately to stay healthy. [read more]
Good coaches never stop learning.
Until the Bucs kickoff training camp at One Buc Palace Thursday, Joe will try to get in the mind of defensive coordinator Mike Smith.
Joe will regularly deliver excerpts and/or highlights from Smith’s book, “You Win in the Locker Room First,” available on Google Play and iTunes. [read more]
In his first column for JoeBucsFan.com, eye-RAH! weighs in strong on the Bucs’ most polarizing figure, with quotes from Buccaneers co-chairman Joel Glazer. [read more]
Consider this a public service announcement. [read more]
New JoeBucsFan.com columnist eye-RAH! Kaufman, Tampa Bay’s only Hall of Fame voter, disagrees with Joe on a very hot Bucs topic — on national radio.
Newcomer to the JoeBucsFan.com family, Tampa Bay’s only Hall of Fame voter eye-RAH! Kaufman has been liberated from the shackles of mainstream media.
And just hours into his new gig, Kaufman was loudly and boldly disagreeing with Joe on national radio this morning. [read more]
Fans are worried?
Whoa!
Joe is in disbelief over what was uttered by veteran Bucs beat writer Rick Stroud this morning on WDAE-AM 620. [read more]
Welcome to the national narrative on Dirk Koetter and the 2016 Buccaneers, courtesy of Lovie Smith’s friends who like to ignore the utter defensive collapse by Tampa Bay last season. [read more]
Please be careful.
No one will ever mistake America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, for another Fran Tarkenton. [read more]
Talks Bucs win total.
Some NFL pundits believe the Bucs can finish with eight wins this season, a .500 record. [read more]
Input is good.
Until the Bucs kickoff training camp at One Buc Palace Thursday, Joe will try to get in the mind of defensive coordinator Mike Smith.
Joe will regularly deliver excerpts and/or highlights from Smith’s book, “You Win in the Locker Room,” available on Google Play and iTunes. [read more]
Ahh, the smell of football and the fruity scent of Bucs cheerleaders. The Tampa Bay season gets in full swing this week!!
You know it’s close when general manager Jason Licht is talking. [read more]
America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, was talking last week. [read more]
Can he rebound?
No, Joe is not a fantasy kind of guy, but Todd Wright will fill that void in a matter of days. [read more]
Job security discussed.
As training camp opens Thursday — yes, four days away — the Bucs are like a lot of teams: their borderline players with hefty salaries should not sleep easily at night. [read more]
It’s not exactly a Roddy White signing, but Joe is pumped up to see the Bucs add new blood to their receiving corps this afternoon. [read more]
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It’s the inaugural Ira Kaufman podcast!
If you missed the big news, Tampa Bay’s only Pro Football Hall of Fame voter is now a full-time member of the JoeBucsFan.com team, presented by Ed Morse Cadillac Tampa and Ed Morse Cadillac Brandon. eye-RAH! will deliver at least a few columns per week — first one Monday — but eye-RAH! also will sit down with Joe for two or three weekly podcasts on all things Bucs.
Listen or download below. (And a little tease, in the next podcast coming Tuesday, eye-RAH! tells an Austin Seferian-Jenkins story that will leave you shaking your head.)
Marching to his own drum, as promised.
Dirk Koetter made changes designed to make life more comfortable and less draining for players in the spring and summer.
It’s got Joe studying just how far Koetter will push that line of thinking. [read more]
How to get him on the field.
Generally, second-round picks are not meant to ride the pine. [read more]
Stathead has ugly numbers.
No, it is not a good thing when a 2014 second-round pick virtually every football person believes has loads of talent is a No. 3 or No. 2 tight end entering training camp. [read more]