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America’s Quarterback played like Herm Edwards thought he would.
Even as recently as last night, Joe surfed his Android and found a story, via Twitter, about how America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, was supposed to be the next JaMarcus Russell this time last year. [read more]
Jameis is fond of caging himself
Fans demand to know how America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, prepares for game days. [read more]
Bronson Kaufusi
William Gholston might be the biggest defensive end in the NFL. At 6-6, 280 pounds, with very little body fat, Gholston simply can’t be handled in the running game by a tight end.
But Joe’s eyes are on Tampa Bay acquiring an even bigger manbeast, and one with more potential. [read more]
There’s no Cam Newton in America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, according to one prominent national NFL analyst. [read more]
The youngest member of the Buccaneers, 21-year-old emerging linebacker Kwon Alexander, has big ideas for general manager Jason Licht. [read more]
The four-letter is still crying.
Boy, oh boy. Lovie Smith must really have done a lot of favors for the Bristol crowd. The way they cry about his firing — still — you would think the Bucs had a bouncer toss Joe Gibbs on his rear end. [read more]
Stop with the Vincent Jackson as a salary cap casualty nonsense!
Weird things crop up on the Internet this time of the year between the Super Bowl and the NFL Scouting Combine, basically because the NFL beast needs to cough up information to hungry fans dissatisfied with no games until September. [read more]
Steve Duemig
Joe was back in the steel cage today firing away with the dean of Tampa Bay sports radio, Steve Duemig of WDAE-AM 620.
Yes, there is no offseason for the “JoeBucsFan.com Hour.” [read more]
Could Bengals safety George Iloka be on the Bucs radar?
It seems the Bucs may have a hole at safety to fill.
It wouldn’t shock Joe if the Bucs do draft a safety on the third day of the draft, maybe the second day. [read more]
Bucs cornerback Sterling Moore played salesman yesterday
Bucs cornerback (for now) Sterling Moore is quite an artist. The man is painting a picture for Jason Licht and the other 31 NFL general managers. [read more]
Yes, you, Mr. Licht.
Joe confesses to yearning for a fierce edge pass rusher only 1.8 percent less than Joe desires an evening of hot tubbing with Rachel Watson and four cheerleader friends of her choosing.
But recent developments might even the score.
A Super Bowl revelation reinforces Bucs fans banking on Jason Licht in 28 short days.
A funny thing jumps out if you look at the Bucs-Panthers box scores from the 2015 season. [read more]
Former Bucs assistant Herm Edwards blames SportsCenter for fan unrest with GMC.
Joe listens to Bucs fans. Yes, Joe really does.
Upon hearing complaints about a player that don’t make sense, Joe launches a quest to find merit in the kvetching, and if Joe can’t see it, football folks are consulted for answers. [read more]
Denver proved talent can overcome a rash of penalties.
The way Joe hears it, untold numbers of beer bottles were smashed in disgust over all the stupid penalties Tampa Bay committed last year.
Fans were so outraged, shards of brown glass flew through the air of various watering holes throughout the region. [read more]
NFL Network’s Mike Mayock wouldn’t be shocked if DE Noah Spence falls to the second round.
It is almost hard to believe, but in two weeks, Joe will fly to Indianapolis and brave the harsh Midwestern winter to cover the NFL Scouting Combine. [read more]
A Giants legend compares Doug Martin to another Giants legend.
So what makes Doug Martin so great? [read more]
Ever since the looming free agency frenzy at One Buc Palace was revealed, Joe has been studying the crop likely to be available when the dinner bell rings on March 9.
Vincent Jackson is still very valuable, even with a hefty contract.
Joe understands there are folks out there convinced Vincent Jackson will be a cap casualty of the Bucs. Joe is of the opposite mind. [read more]
Jameis shares his teachings
Plenty of evidence suggests the Bucs will have a more aggressive offense now that Dirk Koetter is the true commander-in-chief. [read more]
Hiring defensive line coach Jay Hayes suggests the Bucs will load up on defensive linemen this offseason.
When Joe chatted with NFL types in San Francisco, the Bucs talk wasn’t so much about the hiring of Dirk Koetter. Clearly, NFL folks are energized by the power of America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston. He is the epicenter of Tampa Bay and what’s good for Jameis is good for the Bucs, most NFL folks reason for good reason. [read more]
