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Photo courtesy of Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Joe shared Monday night that America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, was calling plays in Philadelphia because of faulty headsets.
But now a stunning revelation comes to light. [read more]
You asked for it, you got it. It’s the TV map for tomorrow’s game between the Bucs and Colts, a 1 p.m. kickoff at the Lucas Oil Stadium. [read more]
Leave it to Gerald McCoy to break the evil spirit of a vile Eagles fan. [read more]
Bucs DC Leslie Frazier is enjoying himself.
Don’t think coaches enjoy sitting back and watching football just for the pure joy of it?
Shoot, if they didn’t enjoy the game so much, they likely would not be coaches in the first place. [read more]
Jameis is worried more about wins.
Joe could understand if America’s Quarterback, Bucs signal-caller Jameis Winston, got excited to lead the Bucs into a playoff run. [read more]
Photo courtesy of Tampa Bay Buccaneers
When you have 941 yards rushing in 10 games, everyone magically seems to care about your NFL future. [read more]
Jameis turned to his “football daddy” during trying times this fall.
As you may have heard before, America’s Quarterback, Bucs signal-caller Jameis Winston, is a football junkie.
Combine a smart guy with a passion to learn, good things often happen. [read more]
Colts are game-planning for America’s Quarterback. That’s respect.
The respect keeps coming at America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston. [read more]
Reliever? Or in need of relief?
How bout that Patrick Omameh! The guy started 16 games for the Bucs at right guard last season and couldn’t even make the damn roster this year.
Nowadays he’s starting at right guard for the surging Bears. [read more]
Expected Bucs to succeed.
Recently while listening to “The Blitz,” co-hosted by Bruce Murray and Bill Polian, heard exclusively in SiriusXM NFL Radio, Joe heard the duo talk about what a dramatically different team the Bucs are from last year. [read more]
Soothing Bucs fans
How bout that bratty Jay Cutler revival in Chicago!
It’s one of the most important pieces to the Tampa Bay playoff puzzle. [read more]
Tough.
Most defensive coaches that become head coaches want to build and mold teams in their own image. That’s a tough image.
And Lovie Smith, a former defensive guy himself, thinks the Bucs may just be becoming a tough team. [read more]
Kwon Alexander and the Bucs’ defense has done a solid job limiting rushing touchdowns.
It will be cool to see if the Bucs can continue their dominance of an opponent’s run game in the red zone.
In fact, the lack of rushing touchdowns against the Bucs has been so good, it surprised Joe. [read more]
Offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter praises Joe and speaks freely
Every football season, Joe gets really sick of “next-man-up” answers from players and coaches, as if no player is that much better than the guy riding the bench behind him. [read more]
More honors.
How monster of a win was that seal-clubbing the Bucs handed out to the Eagles?
Well, it may not look so great now that the Lions have all but run Chip Kelly out of Philadelphia (Joe is pretty sure Kelly will need armed guards just to get home tonight). [read more]
Some embarrassing data, real numbers, have appeared on BSPN.com.
They’re not pretty for Bucs fans. [read more]
A surprising order.
Yesterday, Joe asked Lovie Smith whether he does anything specific to keep his team from experiencing a letdown after a win.
The head coach seemed a little frustrated by the question. [read more]
Logan Manknis and the offensive line have been stellar.
Yes, it is easy to fall in the trap exalting America’s Quarterback, Bucs’ signal-caller Jameis Winston. [read more]
The ghost of Simeon Rice may finally be losing its grip
Perhaps the ghost of Simeon Rice really is about to stop haunting One Buc Palace. [read more]
If you were Tennessee Titans ownership, a team that just drafted Marcus Mariota and dumped its head coach, who would you want to be your next quarterback-guru-in-chief? [read more]
Lofty words for Jameis.
It was downright chilling to hear the words from Bucs offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter, a man pointed and candid in his remarks.
Koetter really likes America’s Quarterback, Bucs signal-caller Jameis Winston. Who doesn’t? But that doesn’t mean Koetter is a cheerleader. [read more]
Kwon Alexander and the Bucs should be notified of his expected suspension very shortly.
You may have heard Joe spout off about the following on his regular weekly appearance with his good friend “The Big Dog,” Steve Duemig of WDAE-AM 620.
Some of you may have wondered why Bucs linebacker Kwon Alexander, who is believed to have tested positive for a banned PED after consuming a sports drink, hasn’t appealed his expected suspension. [read more]
