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Stiff-arming his way out of first round?
If Joe didn’t know any better, it was the middle of Joe’s weekly Friday afternoon beer-swilling session. But it was morning, and the only thing Joe had touched stronger than water was a large mug of piping hot Peet’s Coffee Big Bang. [read more]
Yes, the Bucs appear to have danced with the Oklahoma running back many consider to be the devil himself — in Tampa. [read more]
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Todd gives multiple scenarios for Tony Romo’s future, discusses the best landing spot for Adrian Peterson, and justifies Marvin Lewis’ lack of an extension in Cincinnati.
Yes, the Todd Wright Fantasy Football podcast rolls on year-round. Every Friday on JoeBucsFan.com, and you can find it on iTunes here.
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Joins growing voices.
The handful of Bucs fans who are heavily afflicted with ADD and have the attention span of a housefly won’t like this. [read more]
Film critic Dirk Koetter
It’s a different Dirk Koetter this April. [read more]
New Buccaneer J.J. Wilcox speaks
Interesting chatter on Wednesday from new Bucs safety J.J. Wilcox on SiriusXM NFL Radio.
Of course, Joe listened and took notes. [read more]
BY IRA KAUFMAN
The need is obvious. The solution is not.
Less than three weeks from the draft, the Bucs have a gaping hole at running back. Let’s not try to pretend Jacquizz Rodgers, Charles Sims and Peyton Barber are going to strike fear in Tampa Bay opponents, forcing them to utilize eight men in the box.
You notice I haven’t mentioned Doug Martin. That’s not an oversight. [read more]
Talks drafting RBs.
The anti-Dalvin Cook crowd (hey, if it makes you feel better, go ahead and insert “Leonard Fournette” or “Christian McCaffrey”) often recoils in shock at the thought of drafting a running back in the first round. [read more]
Grooming to start?
Joe sometimes comes across folks who believe the Bucs should draft a cornerback at No. 19. [read more]
Stoked for the Bucs.
It seems the Bucs have a new high profile fan who isn’t shy about pushing the team into the national consciousness. [read more]
Empowered GM Jason Licht
Yes, Joe still has more to share from the annual Team Glazer/Joe chat at the NFL Owners Meetings. [read more]
Driving Bucs bandwagon.
It appears the Bucs now have two friends on the “Good Morning, Football” troupe. [read more]
Lamar Miller is part of a big club
A dozen NFL players rushed for 1,000 or more yards last season.
Guess how many were first-or second-round draft picks? [read more]
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Ira is in midseason form answering a fan question and diving into the NFL Draft, among other topics. Listen now by clicking or downloading above. And remember, listen (and subscribe) at iTunes and Podbean.com. It’s free and easy. Enjoy!
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]
