Talks life on the streets

Folks across Tampa Bay aren’t partying like it’s 1997 (or 2007), but there’s a vibe thumping through Bucs fans that might soon emerge on a grand scale. [read more]

Tampa Bay’s only Hall of Fame voter, Ira Kaufman, esteemed JoeBucsFan.com columnist, finds himself San Diego dreaming today. Kaufman’s columns publish Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. His award-winning podcasts rolls Tuesdays and Thursdays. 

BY IRA KAUFMAN

Good old Qualcomm. [read more]

Kwon Alexander and the Bucs defense are on a roll.

How dominant has the Bucs defense been of late? Well, so much so, their defensive rankings have skyrocketed. [read more]

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The Todd Wright Fantasy Football Podcast is dialed in to all the Sunday and Monday games of Week 13.

If you’re new to the podcast, take a listen! Todd’s entertaining and informative. The podcast posts exclusively here on JoeBucsFan.com, and you can subscribe and listen on iTunes.

You also can hear Todd talk fantasy football with Steve Duemig every Thursday from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. on WDAE-AM 620. Enjoy! And check out Todd’s great golf events on his golf page.

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Developing gamewrecker.

One of the best stories in the NFL this season is the development of Chargers rookie defensive end Joey Bosa. [read more]

Bucs DC salutes “elite” GMC.

This will make the GMC haters want to gargle Drano. [read more]

Bucs players won’t talk about it. Coaches won’t talk about it.

But when a Bucs team with a dismal past decade enters the final month of a calendar year with a winning record, playoffs are on the mind of every fan (along with a select cheerleader or two). [read more]

What could be more fun than listening to legendary offensive coordinator and successful head coach Mike Martz break down America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, with (wait for it) ex-Buc and booted Tampa sports radio host Dan Sileo? [read more]

So how good is iconic Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers at home?

Well, let’s just say Rivers is better than Hall of Fame Chargers QB Dan Fouts was. [read more]

Recent history means nothing.

As Joe predicted, the win over the Seahawks vaulted the Bucs into the national NFL discussion overnight. [read more]

Jameis was seen screaming

Admit it, Bucs fans who watched Sunday’s game on TV.

You were mesmerized with 2:33 left in third quarter. [read more]

Family talk not schtick.

There has been a lot of talk floating out of One Buc Palace about “family” and how the team has come together as brothers, which has ignited a thrilling three-game winning streak with dramatic statement victories over seemingly playoff-bound Kansas City and Seattle. [read more]

Derrick Brooks serves up his view from the Bucs sidelines last Sunday.

Mr. Derrick Brooks was on the Buccaneers sidelines Sunday for the Bucs’ drowning of the Seahawks. [read more]

Dirk Koetter goes back to the “C” word.

For a long time, head coach Dirk Koetter avoided talking about his famous late-September commentary regarding fixing the Bucs’ losing “culture.”  [read more]

Where’s the ball?

The Buccaneers need to step up quickly here and get behind the words of America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston. [read more]

Talks college interest.

In January when new Bucs coach Dirk Koetter announced he had hired Todd Monken as his offensive coordinator, Joe was floored. Joe immediately thought this was a major coup. [read more]

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Nothing like a Thursday pregame podcast from Tampa Bay’s only Hall of Fame Voter. Mr. Kaufman is throwing around all sorts of bold statements and darts at Joe in this one. Of course, Joe corrals Ira and has plenty to say. 

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The best?

If one is to believe the “Custodian of Canton,” eye-RAH! Kaufman, prized columnist of JoeBucsFan.com, Mike Evans is the best wide receiver in the NFL. [read more]