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Bucs seeking first win in Falcons’ new cage.
If for whatever reason Bucs defensive coordinator Mike Smith decided to step aside before the Bucs play in Atlanta on Sunday, Smith’s legacy with the Bucs would be a complete inability to find a defense that can play in domes. [read more]
Breaking down playcalling.
The Bucs — to the glee of some — are not running the ball as much as in the past on first down. [read more]
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It’s a 12-game season and the Bucs control their destiny with a winnable game up next. Plenty on the table post-bye-week in this episode. Monday Morning Joe 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.
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Bucs defensive line coach Brentson Buckner, a man who enjoys speaking his mind, isn’t a stats guy. [read more]
Channeling Steve Harvey
A couple of weeks ago, Gerald McCoy appeared on a very special episode of the Family Feud. [read more]
Joe planned on doing the smart thing today at One Buc Palace. No, not apply for the defensive coordinator position. [read more]
“Personal protector”
No, the Bucs don’t have official team captains, at least its not known publicly. It’s part of a new Dirk Koetter policy.
However, the team does have leaders. [read more]
This morning, the NFL employee considered a villain in some corners of One Buc Palace shared a chat he had with embattled defensive coordinator Mike Smith. [read more]
A few interesting nuggets from Dirk Koetter, architect of the No. 2 offense in the NFL (432.8 yards per game), which is fueled by the No. 1-ranked passing unit. [read more]
History in sight.
He’s just 10 plays away. [read more]
Said Bucs need to “come together.”
One thing impressed Joe while watching the Bucs live at Soldier Field last week. Actually two things. [read more]
CBS analyst believes Bucs cannot recover from trainwreck of a defense.
When Ryan Wilson of CBS Sports watched the Bucs-Bears game a week ago, he was appalled and outraged at the Bucs defense as any sober fan would be. [read more]
Gunning it.
Are the Bucs the “Best Show on Natural Turf?” [read more]
The schedule gods are smiling upon the Buccaneers.
Up next after the brutal loss in Chicago, the crumbling Atlanta Falcons. [read more]
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A rare bye-weekend edition of the Ira Kaufman Podcast is on. You won’t need another NFL pregame show. Of course, loads of Bucs talk but much more, too. The Sage of Tampa Bay sports is humming and there are no missed assignments or communication breakdowns. It’s always a fast-moving, fun and informative time on the Ira Kaufman Podcast presented by Ed Morse Cadillac Tampa and Ed Morse Cadillac Brandon.
Click play above or tune in at iTunes, Google Play or Podbean.com. And you can find it on the Google Play podcast “Top Charts,” ALL genres. Stay informed, thinking and smiling every single Tuesday & Thursday — and there is NO offseason.
Listening to “The Sage” is fun, free and easy. Enjoy!
“The problem is how they got to 2-2,” says Buccaneers legend Derrick Brooks.
It’s a football Sunday and this is a true can’t-miss TAMPA TWO! Click play below and soak in the knowledge as Brooks and Ira Kaufman go deep on the state of the Bucs at the 2018 quarter pole. It’s the hot new show by The Identity Tampa Bay and JoeBucsFan.com presented by Caldeco Air Conditioning & Heating.
Enjoy!
