Going Nuclear
April 6th, 2017
Channel the past?
What are the Bucs to do with the Muscle Hamster? [read more]
Channel the past?
What are the Bucs to do with the Muscle Hamster? [read more]
You just knew Joe would have a soft spot for drafting a quality football player who thrived playing at 6-1, 350 pounds last season.
Throw in that the guy lived in his car for a while — at that size — and, well, Joe is damn impressed. [read more]
Yesterday, Joe brought word on what the four-letter thought the Bucs should draft at No. 19. Today, another national outlet chimes in. [read more]
Fighting history.
Several Bucs fans lie awake in bed, staring at the ceiling and instead of seeing the pitch dark blackness of the night, see Adrian Peterson running through opposing defenses. [read more]
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Dirk Koetter talks Xs and Os at the NFL Owners Meetings in Phoenix.
With apologies to the downtrodden Russell Shepard fans, there’s a reason Shepard is a proud member of the Carolina Panthers right now. [read more]
Calm down. Stay away from bridges, narcotics and sharp objects. The headline is not what you think and fear. [read more]
Odds against Bucs GM Jason Licht
With the NFL Draft just 22 days away — Twenty-Two! — Joe thoroughly enjoyed listening to Hall of Fame general manager Bill Polian dissect draft analytics on SiriusXM NFL Radio late last night. [read more]
Poll published at 9:14 a.m.
Sleeper edge rusher? He talked to the Bucs — and to Joe.
If there is an area of need on defense, it is still a friggin’ edge rush. [read more]
BY IRA KAUFMAN
Dirk Koetter is apparently content with the Buccaneer pass rush.
I’m not. [read more]
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Is there a RB down there?
Joe has written the following over the past few months:
You know the Bucs need a running back; Joe knows the Bucs need a running back; a drunk in the bar knows the Bucs need a running back. [read more]
High marks.
Joe has a hunch if AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht was told the night he selected America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, that Jameis would become a top-ten quarterback before his third year in the NFL, Licht would have leaned back in his leather chair, uncorked a contraband bottle of Boulevard Pale Ale, and blasted “Girls Got Rhythm” loud enough to rattle the windows at One Buc Palace. [read more]
Joel Glazer talks to Joe
So has Team Glazer drawn a line in the sand on the 2017 season? [read more]
Frank discussion.
Yes, some in NFL circles believe the Bucs are a prime candidate to be featured this summer in the annual NFL Films-produced reality show, “Hard Knocks,” broadcast on HBO. [read more]
So Dirk Koetter made it clear last week that Ali Marpet will move to center and get every shot to be the Bucs starter there for years to come.
Demar Dotson should be very nervous. [read more]
Fave move.
BSPN’s “The Professor,” John Clayton, has seen a lot of NFL moves in his days. [read more]
Investment.
Joe understands the thought, for some Bucs fans, of trading up in the first round is akin to the horror of coming home from work and finding Rosie O’Donnell lathered up in your shower. [read more]
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