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Building a franchise quarterback.
In case you missed it yesterday, NFL.com had a pretty impressive long-form feature on America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, and the tedious, detailed steps the Bucs put in place before Jameis was drafted to ensure his growth. [read more]
It was pretty easy to label the most electric Buccaneer on the field against the Falcons. [read more]
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At full strength?
The Cardinals took a major hit to their Super Bowl hopes last season when”Honey Badger,” stud defensive back Tyrann Mathieu, blew out his knee in Week 16 while picking off Sam Bradford. [read more]
High praise from his DC.
Get on board the Vernon Hargreaves bus! [read more]
Mighty foe awaits, explains a former Pro Bowler.
So what’s really most scary about the Arizona Cardinals? [read more]
The biggest national NFL media voice has moved all-in on Tampa Bay — at least for this week. [read more]
Bucs left tackle Donovan Smith
The smell of sour shoes, spilled beer, sweaty hands and bad pizza is a love affair for Donovan Smith. [read more]
Joe talked to Mike Evans yesterday about what appears to be a new element to his game. [read more]
Derrick Brooks weighs in
Arguably history’s greatest Buccaneer, Mr. Derrick Brooks, was talking about the 2016 Buccaneers yesterday.
Of course, since Joe covers the Buccaneers for a living and for fun, Joe was listening.
The Jason Licht boo birds are quiet this morning.
Every Bucs fan should spend a few moments talking about rookie cornerback KeiVarae Russell this morning. [read more]
The good producers of Captain Morgan won’t be getting any more free advertising from Austin Seferian-Jenkins. [read more]
Lots of smiles at One Buc Palace if the Bucs can pull off a win Sunday.
So what a nasty crossroads Sunday will be in the desert. The Bucs, who want to be a contender, and the Cardinals who want to remain a contender. [read more]
Gerald McCoy expected Dirk Koetter to be a head coach, just not with the Bucs.
One question when Dirk Koetter was promoted to head coach from offensive coordinator was could Koetter, an experienced college head coach, make the transition from NFL assistant. [read more]
Got Jameis’ attention.
America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, always had a drive and passion for football. But it was a chance encounter with an NFL offensive coordinator and his bling that stoked young Jameis’ fire to succeed. [read more]
Growing reputation.
Pat Kirwan has been around the NFL a long time. He studies the game as if he were still a linebackers coach. [read more]
The next Tom Coughlin?
So what’s it like to play for Dirk Koetter? [read more]
Weapon added
The Bucs head coach was talking about his newest weapon today. [read more]
Wants more — for the right reason.
It’s fitting that America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, said today that he welcomes national media attention enthusiastically and wholeheartedly. [read more]
Tampa Bay’s only Hall of Fame voter is firing away six times a week on JoeBucsFan.com. In today’s column, the Custodian of Canton takes a look at general manager Jason Licht returning to the place that vaulted him into the NFL spotlight. [read more]
