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While Joe is much more impressed by America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, being pegged as a top-10 quarterback in the NFL, Joe is still pleased to see the latest in the Jameis shower of accolades. [read more]

Could he see the future?

Normally, on Wednesdays, Joe flips the page to the upcoming game, leaving the most recently-played game in the rearview mirror. Normally. [read more]

Yes, your beloved Buccaneers are currently homeless for the 2016 and 2017 preseason.

That might have been the biggest news from yesterday’s announcement of massive improvements coming to Raymond James Stadium. [read more]

Joe’s glad to know that savvy, intelligent and knowledgeable NFL analysts see the greatness in America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston. [read more]

24-hour poll ends 2 p.m., Thursday, December 3.

Traditional pressure off the edge is rarely seen from the Bucs’ defense.

Perhaps that’s why the Tampa Bay pass rush appears so anemic. [read more]

You’ve heard it; Joe’s heard it. You know, the rookie wall, the time in the season where rookies, used to playing maybe 12 games a year, begin to run out of gas after four preseason games and about 10 regular season games. [read more]

Which one would you prefer to face?

Yes, yesterday Joe wondered aloud if after 11 games, America’s Quarterback, Bucs signal-caller Jameis Winston, already is better than one of the game’s best, fellow NFC South quarterback Matty Ice of the Dixie Chicks. [read more]

Steve Duemig

Joe was back in the steel cage this evening with the dean of Tampa Bay sports radio, Steve Duemig of WDAE-AM 620.

It’s the JoeBucsFan Hour. [read more]

Starting right tackle Gosder Cherilus has an issue

Lovie Smith had some big names on his did-not-practice list today. [read more]

Jameis won’t judge himself. Now.

There are a more than a few players who are very aware how they are performing in the public eye. Some, too much. [read more]

Ali Marpet

The pride of Hobart College, the Division-III manbeast on the Bucs’ offensive line, rookie Ali Marpet, is sick and tired of the bench. [read more]

Bucs OC Dirk Koetter didn’t immediately believe FSU coach Jimbo Fisher when researching Jameis last winter.

Last week Joe noted how theMMQB.com detailed the Bucs’ pre-draft research into America’s Quarterback, Bucs signal-caller Jameis Winston.

In the article, Jameis’ coach at Florida State, Jimbo Fisher, described the meetings he had with Bucs’ offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter. [read more]

The Bucs’ offensive coordinator was his usual candid self before Joe and the media throng at One Buc Palace this afternoon. [read more]

Sadly, Joe is old enough to remember former Bucs quarterback Doug Williams wearing orange for Tampa Bay in the NFC Championship game and later winning a Super Bowl with the Redskins. [read more]

Doug Martin’s agent won’t like the recent depiction of his client by Buccaneers head strength and conditioning coach Dave Kennedy. [read more]

Better than Matty Ice?

One of the reasons Joe beat the drum the past two years, and in particular, hollered until he was hoarse daily last offseason, to draft a quarterback, was that any team with the worst quarterback in the division wasn’t going anywhere. [read more]

Doug Williams played for the Bucs, worked for the Bucs, was promoted to Tampa Bay coordinator of pro scouting under former general manager Mark Dominik, and will be enshrined into the Buccaneers Ring of Honor on Sunday.

So it’s a safe bet that Williams has a solid handle on all things Team Glazer. [read more]

So what went wrong with the Buccaneers’ defense Sunday?

Plenty of opinions are swirling, and one belongs to starting middle linebacker Kwon Alexander. [read more]

Big time changes are coming to the Stadium on Dale Mabry Highway. [read more]

Need to rebound.

So the Dixie Chicks come to town Sunday and it very likely is do or die for both teams. The winner remains in the running for a wild card berth. The loser probably starts looking at the draft. [read more]

Playoff odds increasing?

So it is December football and Bucs fans are not quietly hoping for losing because it will help in the draft. [read more]