Simple math.

Joe posted a story Monday about how Will Brinson of CBS Sports is beginning to see the light of the hiring of Dirk Koetter. [read more]

Iced early

Interesting look inside the mind of the Buccaneers’ playcaller. [read more]

New Bucs RB.

An old friend of Dirk Koetter’s and another weapon for America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, appears to be in the fold for the Bucs. [read more]

Volume 1 of Joe’s new feature

The NFL offers no official stats on drops, but various unreliable stat-geek outfits do. And after the seemingly countless drops by Mike Evans last year, Joe entered 2016 determined to chronicle drops and avoid confusion. [read more]

Dirk Koetter talks about his team’s rather rare feat

Choreographer-in-chief Dirk Koetter likes the rare performance of his beloved offense Sunday. [read more]

What was missing from last year’s Buccaneers gets clearer by the day, especially for Dirk Koetter. [read more]

Quite a club of head coaches won their first Bucs game

With this star-crossed history of the Bucs franchise, a coach winning his first game leading the team is often a harbinger of disaster. [read more]

Offensive firepower did not surprise Bucs defenders. (Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com)

It was cool to watch in person. [read more]

Robert Ayers not big on style points.

Joe commented previously that the Bucs’ three-score lead on the Dixie Chicks with a few minutes left in the third quarter was like watching a made-for-TV movie on the Syfy Channel. [read more]

The legend of America’s Quarterback grows. [read more]

BY IRA KAUFMAN

A few days before the Bucs departed for Atlanta, Kwon Alexander admitted he left a lot of plays on the Georgia Dome field last year, vowing he wasn’t going to let that happen again.

Mission accomplished. [read more]

Season appears over. A major loss.

Updated 7:59 p.m. – Bad news today at One Buc Palace. [read more]

A 16-year NFL veteran weighs in

It seems Austin Seferian-Jenkins still has work to do in the image department. [read more]

Class looking better.

For a while there it seemed aside from Mike Evans, the 2014 draft class, the first for AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht, was pretty much a wash. [read more]

Akeem Spence talks about what he felt was the offense’s most important drive Sunday.

A lot of folks, including Mark Dominik, point to the last drive of the first half that ended in a Charles Sims 23-yard touchdown reception as the most important drive of yesterday’s game.

Understandable. [read more]

Why not start a game with a no-huddle? 

In preseason — yes, preseason — America’s Quarterback Jameis Winston had his ups and downs. [read more]

Happy for his old team.

You know who was happy for the Bucs win over the Dixie Chicks yesterday to open the season? That would be former Bucs rock star general manager Mark Dominik. [read more]

(Photo by the JoeBucsFan.com photo team)

A changing of the guard in the NFC South? [read more]

A great and simple Xs and Os nuance was verbalized this morning by former Bucs tight end Anthony Becht. [read more]

D-line coach Jay Hayes had clear plans

Much was made about how the Bucs under new defensive line coach Jay Hayes would be running an eight-man rotation of linemen firing away. [read more]