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During Joe’s appearance with the dean of Tampa Bay sports radio, Steve Duemig, last night, Joe teased details on Vincent Jackson’s contract. But time ran out and Joe couldn’t get to them.
So here they are. [read more]
Sets NFL mark.
The first NFL season is not yet in the books for America’s Quarterback, Bucs signal-caller Jameis Winston, and already the wunderkind has set an NFL record. [read more]
Coach Sapp.
Bucs fans hungry for the glory days may want to attend the annual East-West Shrine Game in St. Petersburg next month.
Two big name ex-Bucs and one underrated tight end will be coaching one of the teams. [read more]
Rare audio of Jameis in-huddle.
Some pretty cool stuff here folks. Last week during the loss to the Saints, NFL Films had America’s Quarterback, Bucs signal-caller Jameis Winston, mic’d up. [read more]
General manager Jason Licht weighs in
The legend of America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, grows with each passing week.
Who could forget what happened in the spring, when Joe broke the story of Jameis joining offensive linemen in a painful ritual? [read more]
Steve Duemig
The JoeBucsFan Hour was back for its usual 5 p.m. time slot this evening with the dean of Tampa Bay sports radio, Steve Duemig of WDAE-AM 620.
It got a little hairy out of the gate. [read more]
Yes, it was the Bucs versus the Saints on Sunday. Tomorrow night, it will be Tampa Bay at St. Louis.
Football is a team game. But there’ is an “I” in team for America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston. [read more]
One of the renowned play-through-injury gamers in NFL history, Bucs left guard Logan Mankins, is officially “questionable” for tomorrow’s game in St. Louis. [read more]
Your beloved Buccaneers are the very best in the NFL at not allowing pass plays of 40 yards or more. They’ve allowed only three bombs in 13 games.
Also, your Bucs have allowed just 37 passes of more than 20-plus yards. That’s the third-best defensive mark in the league. [read more]
Evidence is mounting that too many Buccaneers are tuning out their head coach.
And the evidence comes from Lovie Smith himself. [read more]
Mike Jenkins is starting to remind Joe of Josh McCown
It looks like Mike Jenkins might have a new job.
The bromance continues. [read more]
Last year, Mike Evans was tremendous as a rookie, one of the better receivers in the NFL.
Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht was lauded for the coup. No one grumbled about Odell Beckham. No one. [read more]
Best athlete?
So you figure a lineman may be the strongest and a cornerback the quickest (Mike Jenkins, perhaps?), but which Bucs player is the best athlete? [read more]
Brags about Jameis.
Jeff Fisher is a defensive guy. Always has been. Always will be.
Fisher’s idea of a quarterback was Kerry Collins, who actually had decent years when Fisher annually underwhelmed in Tennessee (and continues that tradition in St. Louis). [read more]
Kwon is always on
Joe sure hopes the Rams did not bug Kwon Alexander’s couch on Sunday. [read more]
It’s no surprise that on SiriusXM NFL Radio today there was loads of chatter about the New York Giants’ porous defense after they played on Monday Night Football last night.
Talking heads railed about how the Giants can’t make the playoffs because their defense can’t get off the field on third down. [read more]
Fan apologizes to Jameis.
The man who rubbed elbows with America’s Quarterback, Bucs signal-caller Jameis Winston, at Publix Sunday night has been unearthed. [read more]
Bucs D-line coach Joe Cullen is known for relentless hollering at players
Those pesky cameras. They’re always catching players doing things on the sidelines, or in bars, or in parking lots. [read more]
Koetter responds to talk of him becoming an NFL head coach
As Joe has documented, Jon Gruden and ex-Jets personnel man Pat Kirwan, and others, have been talking up Bucs offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter as an NFL head coaching candidate recently. [read more]
Settled in at the office and working daily at 6 a.m.? There aren’t many 21-year-olds putting in that kind of commitment.
But one of them is America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston. [read more]
Last chance. Again.
Tampa Bay has gone deep, deep, deep into its defensive tackle depth this season, and now it will dip into its past for more help. [read more]
