Mike Jenkins Finds A New Team
July 19th, 2016It’s always heartwarming to see a man get a job, especially when it’s cornerback Mike Jenkins finding work 2,000+ miles from Tampa. [read more]
It’s always heartwarming to see a man get a job, especially when it’s cornerback Mike Jenkins finding work 2,000+ miles from Tampa. [read more]
More from Joe’s chat with Bucs co-chairman Joel Glazer
Yes, Joe just inhaled a sandwich and re-listened to his 1-on-1 chat with Team Glazer at the NFL Owners Meetings in March. [read more]
July 30 and July 31 will feature your Buccaneers in pads practicing real football for the first time all summer.
Get there to watch them at One Buc Palace in a chauffeured luxury minibus and enjoy the best damn lunch around. Grab your seat at TrainingCampExpress.com.
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Joe’s pumped up for Bucs football 24/7, but if you’re not all amped up on a lazy mid-July Tuesday, then you might want to head over to a new website launched by the Buccaneers. It’s called NewBucsGameday.com.
Wow!
BSPN explains
Training camp creeps closer and closer, sort of like the hottie barmaid teasing you as she takes her time working her way toward your table when you are parched. [read more]
NFL analyst gives his take on the 2016 Bucs.
You know training camp is near when NFL.com starts pumping out preseason predictions. [read more]
Mike Smith can do without emotional players.
Until the Bucs check in at One Buc Palace to report for training camp next week, 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]
Future Hall of Famer Darrelle Revis getting cut by Tampa Bay is Joe’s ultimate headache, the kind that lingers and doesn’t respond to painkillers.
So Joe is hypersensitive to everything relating to that mind-numbing personnel move. [read more]
Team Glazer is treated unfairly
Joe has tossed and turned for days thinking of just the right word to categorize the slop columnist Tom Jones published about Team Glazer in the Tampa Bay area’s powerhouse newspaper last week.
The only word Joe can settle on is “ignorant.” [read more]
Posted workout video.
Alterraun Verner and his wife spent the weekend in the lovely Turks and Caicos Islands. America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, and his girlfriend were there too, but Joe isn’t sure the two couples vacationed together. [read more]
Only one missing element, says Yahoo! Sports.
Sure, when most folks think of the Bucs, they think of America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston. [read more]
Secure.
Joe just read one of the better NFL columns he’s pored over in months. [read more]
Don’t complain to Mike Smith.
Until the Bucs check in at One Buc Palace to report for training camp, 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]
A little history lesson here of particular interest to Vincent Jackson fans. [read more]
Lovie Smith’s final takes as Bucs head coach largely were ignored by mainstream media. No surprise there. [read more]
It’s that time of the year: Power rankings! [read more]
Driving Bucs to playoffs?
Yes, as we inch towards training camp — 11 days away — predictions for the NFL season will start flowing in. [read more]
“Somebody check big Ali for a traumatic brain injury.”
No, the date is not April 1. [read more]
The Bucs have a pile of key question marks entering the 2016 season. Most teams do.
For this countdown series, Joe looks at this year’s top X-factors, guys with question marks who could be great difference-makers, positive or negative, based on changes in their performances. [read more]
Bucs blogger upset with Kwon bashing.
It isn’t just Joe who sometimes wonders what type of narcotics the PFF tribe inhales. [read more]
On his third job in as many years.
Joe likes to periodically check in to see what former key figures in Bucs history are up to. [read more]