Joe will start this post by saying it’s a given that the Bucs have a poor four-man pass rush. That’s a too-long-established fact. [read more]

Straight cash, homie.

It has begun. [read more]

Bailed early

When is the last time any team won an NFL game attempting just eight handoffs? [read more]

Joe is groping for words on this ugly Monday morning to try to explain how the Bucs completely missed the urinal yesterday and badly wet their shoes. [read more]

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The leader of the Stick Carriers is not happy with the reaction to the Bucs’ first loss of the season on Sunday. Host Justin Pawlowski is a former voice on the Buccaneers Radio Network, and an ex-college football player and a lifelong Bucs fan. Hear your Bucs take (if it makes the cut). And plenty of fans are heard from today. Just email a 90-second-or-less audio blast to BucsUncensored@gmail.com.

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Bad news from NFL Network reporter Ian Rapoport. [read more]

Sage wisdom flowing from Tampa Bay’s only Hall of Fame voter.

BY IRA KAUFMAN

There’s no way to put a pretty bow around Sunday’s debacle, but it surely can’t be considered a death blow.

The Bucs are 1-1 with the next two games at Raymond James Stadium — where Tampa Bay has won five in a row. The Giants showed signs of life while remaining winless and the Patriots continue to be plagued by a leaky defense that is keeping Bill Belichick up at night.

Unlike last season, I don’t think this was a case of the Bucs coming in overconfident. They were short-handed and manhandled, and it’s difficult to gauge the connection between the two. [read more]

“So how many calls did you make, Jason?“

Bucs fans may soon forget what happened today on the field in Minnesota, but they might long remember what they heard on the FOX broadcast from a thoroughly reliable source. [read more]

Struggling offense.

It wasn’t supposed to be like this. [read more]

Mike Evans speaks out

Is it just Joe, or does all this national-anthem sitting remind anyone else of the Seinfeld episode when Kramer walks as a supporter and volunteer in AIDS-awareness march but he’s accosted by fellow marchers because he won’t wear the AIDS ribbon? [read more]

Not yet great.

When the Bucs needed him the most, America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, couldn’t answer the bell. [read more]

Get him.

Joe is waving the white flag. And so too should the Bucs. [read more]

Dirk Koetter warned about this long before the season started. [read more]

Bucs LB Lavonte David on a cart headed towards Bucs locker room following the loss to Minnesota Sunday.

This is like some kind of hospital emergency room. [read more]

More injury news.

It gets worse. [read more]

Jameis was sloppy with the football from the Buccaneers’ very first drive

After an offseason of being drilled to protect the football, America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, may not have absorbed the message fully. [read more]

Noah Spence has shoulder troubles again.

Oh, boy.

UPDATED: 4:47 p.m. [read more]

You saw the brutal way Lavonte David’s leg got rolled up late in today’s game.

He needed a cart to get off the field and then Joe saw David in the tunnel.  [read more]

Brutal

First Ryan Smith was a cornerback the Bucs insisted was a safety. That didn’t work.

Then he was a kick returner. That didn’t work. He was historically bad.

Now he’s a cornerback — with glaring weaknesses since training camp — who got torched today in Minnesota. [read more]