Joe wondered on Twitter on Sunday (and also as you will soon hear on the Ira Kaufman Podcast) if America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, was pumping his fist watching his backup, Ryan Fitzpatrick, pump 41 points on the Saints defense in a 48-40 Bucs win. [read more]
Joe wasn’t going to touch this since there really isn’t anything to update. But since it is all over the interwebs, Joe felt he better address it. [read more]
Six months ago, Bashaud Breeland was a 26-year-old cornerback with a shiny, new contract from the Carolina Panthers for $8 million per season. [read more]
Todd discusses the Aaron Rodgers injury and all the ways this could play out from a fantasy perspective in this edition of The Todd Wright Fantasy Football Podcast. There’s also the obvious overreaction to players who did not perform to the level of your expectations in the first game and whether to replace them with someone on waivers who put up impressive numbers.
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Honestly, your roster should not change very much from the first week to the second week, unless you simply drafted a horrible team in the first place. This first week of waivers and even the second or third can offer players who turn into something very roster worthy as the season goes on, but do not cut anyone who actually started for you last week to make room. Not yet. Remember, Todd answers all your questions at [email protected] like “What’s wrong with Matt Stafford? Is Amari Cooper really that bad? And who the hell is Will Dissly?”
A segment of Bucs fans may not realize it, but the way Ryan Fitzpatrick guided an offensive beatdown of the Saints, it created what makes many football fans bolt from their house, run down the street screaming at the top of their lungs and hide from in someone’s backyard tool shed.
Whoa! Strong chatter on the QB front from a true insider and straight shooter at One Buc Palace, ex-Bucs tight end and current Buccaneers Radio Network analyst Dave Moore. [read more]
Was the Bucs’ offensive explosion Sunday in the Big Easy the result of hard work in the offseason or as simplistic as a different guy calling plays? [read more]
The ecstasy has not worn off! The Bucs didn’t just win yesterday; they raised the bar on the season. Joe fires away on many angles today. The Monday Morning Joe podcast is presented by Bill Currie Ford and Discount Garage Doors, Inc., home of the same-day free service call.
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“Michael, come up with the cash for your Saints beatdown tonight. Don’t make us show up at your son’s Little League game.”
Joe was wondering Sunday when the Bucs were up 24 late in their season opener at New Orleans, just how many thousands of folks had their suicide pools blown up in their faces before 5 p.m. on the opening Sunday of the NFL season. [read more]
My goodness, the way the Bucs opened the season and throttled the Saints on their own voodoo-stained carpeted crib got Joe’s juices flowing. [read more]