Somewhere, former Bucs rockstar general manager Mark Dominik is smiling. [read more]

Former Bucs QB Shaun King was left bummed after the loss to the Saints.

It is one thing to let Drew Brees beat you.

The guy already has folks making his bust for the day he enters the pantheon of greats in Canton. [read more]

The anti-Jameis crowd is mind-boggling.

So let Joe get this straight: Because of a free food hook-up gone bad in college, America’s Quarterback, Bucs signal-caller Jameis Winston, is to be stripped of his civil liberty to grocery shop? [read more]

To use the (incorrect) vernacular of the day, there is no reason to hate on Mike Evans.

Joe isn’t sure when the word “hate” became a verb, or who did it, but please let Joe play along, even if the following is grammatically incorrect.

Why do some folks insist on hating on Mike Evans? [read more]

Bucs WR Vincent Jackson likely done for season.

It sure smells like the 2015 season has come to an end for Bucs wide receiver Vincent Jackson. [read more]

Tough talk from the defensive playcaller today at One Buc Palace. [read more]

Bucs reporter paints a depressing scene. (Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com)

Updated: 1:52 p.m. – Bucs tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins had sort of an OK game yesterday.

He was targeted six times and caught half of those passes for 31 yards. Not shabby. [read more]

(Photo courtesy of Tampa Bay Buccaneers)

Doesn’t it suck how the world revolves around money?

Vincent Jackson is a great example. [read more]

Has words with assistant coach.

Joe has already written about how several Buccaneers, including defensive tackle Gerald McCoy, said the team was “flat” yesterday.

For so much at stake and so much on the line, Joe still cannot fathom how a team can come out of the locker room as if they were going to punch a timeclock at some telemarketing outfit. [read more]

Yes, America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, has been winding up like his former-college-baseball-pitcher self and letting loose the heat. [read more]

A former Buccaneer drops the hammer on Mike Evans

Whoa!

Even-keeled, level-headed and Xs-and-Os-minded former Buccaneer Dave Moore was one fired up guy yesterday during the Bucs’ sad performance at the Den of Depression. [read more]

Adios

Watching cornerback Alterraun Verner run around thieving Team Glazer gelt yesterday was depressing. It’s easier watching Michael Johnson perform for the Bengals, or tight end Brandon Myers being inactive on the Tampa Bay sidelines. [read more]

Joe’s got a telling — and real — statistic.

The Tampa Bay defense played just about exactly the way Joe thought it would yesterday.

And frankly, it was eerily similar to how it’s played all season. [read more]

Jason Licht talks about the grand slam

Christmas in 11 days, and the other Christmas, the one celebrated by all, is in 137 days. [read more]

America’s Quarterback and the offense struggled Sunday. (Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com.)

If there was one thing Bucs fans hoped to see as they filed into the Den of Depression Sunday, it was the Tampa Bay offense clicking against an atrocious defense. [read more]

Well, here we are. Back to soul-crushing football. Here it appeared the Bucs just might explode into a playoff spot, a wild card. December games were meaningful for a change. [read more]

16-Player Field. Super Prizes. Super Fun.

Followed By Joe’s Awesome Bucs Watch Party.

Bucs RB Doug Martin breaks loose on one of his 11 attempts. (Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com.)

Bucs fans are grumbling about why Doug Martin is not being used very much.

Well, there are two answers. [read more]

Just do your job.

Last month, Lovie Smith pulled Akeem Spence out of a game and benched him for going after someone when a play was over, a critical personal foul late in a close contest against the Giants. [read more]

Punting late was right, said Lovie.

It was late in the game. Saints led 24-17. The Bucs’ offense was, well, uneven (Joe is trying to be polite).

Tampa Bay’s defense was starting to wear down and through much of the game couldn’t stop Drew Brees. [read more]

Gerald McCoy was back on the field but largely ineffective with a cast on his left hand.

Look for Gerald McCoy smiling at the Pro Bowl after this season, but it certainly hasn’t been an eat-pineapple-and-hula kind of year for No. 93. [read more]