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Smooth-talking Ronnie Lane of WDAE-AM 620 has his weekly sitdown with Joe talkin’ Bucs.
It is Joe’s weekly sitdown with smooth-talking Ronnie Lane of WDAE-AM 620. Joe knows you can’t live without it. [read more]
Gerald McCoy’s numbers are not far off from Warren Sapp’s in the Bucs’ Super Bowl-winning season.
Joe just doesn’t get it. Many, many Bucs fans love throwing rocks at Gerald McCoy.
Is he having a great season? No. Is he Warren Sapp? Who the hell is? [read more]
Think fast
Here come the Eagles!
No, Joe isn’t bleeding green all of a sudden. Joe’s talking about the Eagles’ pass rush. [read more]
The Eagles are living in the film room
Joe often cautions fans to realize that defensive coordinators also get paid big bucks to stop the Bucs. And they, too, break their asses to be successful.
A fantastic 1-on-1 chat with Eagles defensive coordinator Bill Davis illustrates this beautifully. [read more]
You asked for it, you got it. It’s the TV map for tomorrow’s game between the Bucs and the Eagles from the City of Brotherly Love. [read more]
Not sure how many Bucs fans noticed, but during that ungodly boring Titans-Jags game Thursday — (apparently it had an interesting ending but was so bad early Joe bailed before halftime) — the broadcast revealed the teams with the longest streaks in the NFL without back-to-back wins. [read more]
Medical details emerge
It’s time to get into the medical details of Vincent Jackson’s injury.
The Bucs wide receiver wants everyone to know. [read more]
GMC talks about America’s Quarterback.
Albert Breer of NFL.com typed up an interesting nugget about the growth of America’s Quarterback, Bucs signal-caller Jameis Winston. [read more]
Ali Marpet
The Buccaneers shared some results from a private Twitter chat Doug Martin had with select fans this week. [read more]
Renowned NFL Films guru Greg Cosell also works with the Eagles as part of a regular Xs and Os podcast on their official website.
This week, Cosell dove into all things Bucs in preparation for the Philly-Tampa Bay matchup on Sunday. [read more]
Helping out local kids.
Yes, America’s Quarterback, Bucs’ signal-caller Jameis Winston, made a little boy’s day last week, and maybe life, as the youngster suffering from terminal cancer wanted a talk with Jameis for his final wish. [read more]
Popular sports radio and TV personality Adam Schein cannot see the Eagles winning with Mark Sanchize.
What we all thought was going to happen happened.
A short time ago, the Eagles’ starting quarterback, brittle Sam Bradford, was declared out for Sunday’s game against the Bucs. That means Mark Sanchize will start. [read more]
Will Chip Kelly outwit Lovie?
A trademark of the Eagles under the rule of chieftain Chip Kelly is a fast-paced offense.
Kelly brought this gimmick with him from Oregon and it has worked to various degrees with the Eagles. [read more]
Yes, Joe was on ESPN Tallahassee radio earlier this week talking Bucs with Jeff Cameron, he of “The Jeff Cameron Show.”
Joe has long been a fan of Cameron, a St. Pete native who puts together damned good radio. [read more]
Stud talents like Vincent Jackson and Austin Seferian-Jenkins are not catching balls for the Bucs these days, but it might be time for a whole lot of people to wake up to what undrafted rookie receiver Adam Humphries is actually doing. [read more]
Philly sports fans are notorious. They are emotional, hardcore, passionate. But they demand excellence. [read more]
The knife was kind to him yesterday
It was a damn shame when Louis Murphy blew out his knee against the Redskins and was lost for the season. [read more]
Receivers are hanging Jameis out to dry.
No, America’s Quarterback, Bucs signal-caller Jameis Winston, didn’t have a great game Sunday, ending his streak of pick-less outings with a pair of interceptions. [read more]
Kwon Alexander also talked to the same sick boy last week that Jameis did.
Yes, we all heard of the over-the-top kind gesture America’s Quarterback, Bucs signal-caller Jameis Winston, did for a young boy hospitalized in Pensacola with terminal cancer. [read more]
Hall of Famer Derrick Brooks works as an NFL appeals officer, runs the Tampa Bay Storm, plays a role in his acclaimed Tampa charter school, raises his family, co-hosts a weekly radio show on WDAE-AM 620, stars in Bright House commercials, and makes public appearances for the Buccaneers, among other interests, but Brooks still finds a time to seethe about his Buccaneers getting snubbed. [read more]
Bucs DC Leslie Frazier talked about Lavonte David’s earlier struggles, which are no more.
Earlier in the season it got to the point that some Bucs fans wanted the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office to issue an Amber Alert for Lavonte David. [read more]
Center Joe Hawley discusses opposing defensive strategies.
As Joe noted earlier, the Bucs’ running game has sort of declined. For a team that likes to run the ball, this is not promising. [read more]
