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The guy responsible for fixing the brutal 2017 Buccaneers defense is the same guy who will be responsible for repairing the awful 2018 Bucs defense. [read more]
Sunday night in Pittsburgh, the Baltimore Ravens defense held the Steelers to under 50 yards in the second half. 50 yards? That’s one throw these days for guys named Mahomes and Goff!
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As we move to October, it is clear that the Ravens are a defense that can give you pause before automatically putting players in your lineup against them. Meanwhile, everywhere else it is becoming obvious that the air is the way to play the flex and not the ground. This despite both University of Georgia rookie running backs announcing their fantasy relevance on Sunday. Todd’s got the full Sunday wrap-up and waiver thoughts in this edition of The Todd Wright Fantasy Football Podcast presented by Hooters. Also, do not forget that later this month, you can tee it up in Todd Wright Tour XVII and play golf against par, against the clock and even that day’s NFL games against the spread. Todd’s golf tournaments are open to the public and you can find out more here: JoeBucsFan.com/golf .
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On the surface, a 2-2 record is nothing to panic over. This two-game losing streak may be unsettling, but the Bucs are only one game out of the division lead at the quarter-pole, with a road win over first-place New Orleans in the bank. [read more]
Joe’s taking a big-picture look at some big offensive line decisions as we all get to exhale and regroup with the bye week providing time for healing and perspective.
Will Donovan Smith and Ali Marpet be worth the gargantuan money they expect to command? [read more]
Q. Did you anticipate getting as much single-high as you did early? Do you think that contributed?
Bears coach Matt Nagy: They were a single-high team, yeah. They were a single-high team. They mix in some zone, do some different — they played more man there towards the end. But they have that back end that had some injuries and some young guys back there, but for the most part, that’s what we thought they were going to do.[read more]
The chatter from the Bucs locker room last week was consistent from players: the return of Jameis Winston brought new energy to the team. The guy is an uplifting force. [read more]
If you would have known that the Bucs were going to split their first four games this season, you would have been thrilled.
Now, you’re pissed.
As they have too many times in recent memory, the Bucs failed to show up for a road game. They deserved every bit of that 48-10 drubbing at Soldier Field, where conditions were perfect and Tampa Bay’s execution was anything but. [read more]
It was almost sickening to watch, Bears quarterback Mitch Trubisky, at best an average quarterback, just carved the Bucs’ secondary apart like a roasted chicken. [read more]
The chatter from the Bucs locker room last week was consistent from players: the return of Jameis Winston brought new energy to the team. The guy is an uplifting force. 
