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Fixing Jameis.
New Bucs coach Bucco Bruce Arians has been on a massive sell job since being named as the 12th Bucs coach telling anyone and everyone America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, is his horse to lead the Bucs. No ifs, ands or buts. [read more]
New Buccaneers offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich says being a quarterback guru is a lot about the QB-coach relationship and understanding, plus effective and sometimes unique communication.
Leftwich’s chatter on that subject was one of the more interesting aspects of his introductory news conference yesterday. [read more]
Harsh words for America.
It sure smells like Bucs malcontent wide receiver DeSean Jackson has his agent working overtime. [read more]
Everything about the Bruce Arians regime screams “win immediately” and “get the most out of Jameis Winston in a hurry.”
That will require a running back. [read more]
Bold words from new OC.
Man, the new Bucs coaching staff is really going out of its way to get their message across to anyone who will listen. [read more]
Something doesn’t add up here. [read more]
BY IRA KAUFMAN
With one eye on the Buccaneer roster and the other on the remaining NFL playoff field, Bruce Arians is formulating his 2019 game plan. [read more]
Return unknown.
You can put the trade rumors to bed. [read more]
Why is Ira wearing a No. 4 Bucs jersey? TAMPA TWO marches toward the Super Bowl, and in this episode Bucs legend Derrick Brooks and Ira Kaufman dive into Sunday’s games.
TAMPA TWO is presented by Caldeco Air Conditioning & Heating. via The Identity Tampa Bay and JoeBucsFan.com.
New Bucs offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich talks playcalling and his future
Former Bucs QB Byron Leftwich will now call plays for what Tampa Bay GM Jason Licht calls one the great offenses in NFL history.
Leftwich has a half season of experience at the craft, plus preseason games. [read more]
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A break at the right time… That’s what the upcoming week and a half off is for the Bolts. They’re not leaking oil, but a little bit of fatigue is showing as they pick up four of eight points this past week. Tom Lang talks players trending up and down, a Toronto post mortem, what level of concern there should be moving into the second half of the season and more! As always, The JoeBoltsFan Podcast is brought to you by the fine folks at Bill Currie Ford!
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Bucs OC Byron Leftwich.
If the crowd that cannot wait to run America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, out of town is not yet satisfied that he is the starting quarterback after the staunch defense of new Bucs coach Bucco Bruce Arians, new offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich put the issue to bed. [read more]
Future with Bucs?
A lot of Bucs fans are willing to turn the page on left tackle Donovan Smith. Finding a replacement may not be as easy (or as cheap) as Bucs fans want to think. [read more]
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Tampa Bay’s only Hall of Fame voter and the Sage of Tampa Bay sports, Ira Kaufman, is diving very deep today on many subjects, including some of the inside juice on the upcoming Hall of Fame vote. Enjoy his twice-weekly conversation on all things Bucs and more presented by Ed Morse Cadillac Tampa and Ed Morse Cadillac Brandon.
Click play above or tune in at iTunes, Google Play or Podbean.com. Stay informed, thinking and smiling every single Tuesday & Thursday — and there is NO offseason.
Listening to the Ira Kaufman Podcast is fun, free and easy. Enjoy!
Embraces change.
It seems few segments of the population like to produce vague social media posts like NFL players. [read more]
Press conference today.
Last week when Joe was listening to the words of Bucs coordinators Todd Bowles (defense), Keith Armstrong (special teams) and Harold Goodwin (run game), the light bulb went off. [read more]
