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Insightful episode as Sage Ira talks about what he saw and experienced at One Buc Palace this week, along with more reaction from Sunday and a look at what’s coming in Week 2. Enjoy!
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Thursday’s injury report is mostly good as the Bucs prepare for the home opener Sunday against the hapless Browns.
The only potentially serious issue is that A’Shawn Robinson did not practice. The defensive tackle’s malady is listed as “rest.” Joe has never heard the Bucs give a guy a veteran’s day off right before Week 2.
Safety Miles Killebrew is in concussion protocol and was limited, as was starting cornerback Jacob Parrish, who suffered back spasms in the season-opener in Cincinnati.
Zac Robinson explains headset obstacles he and Baker Mayfield had to navigate.
Baker Mayfield dug himself a deep hole last week in Cincinnati with his three lost fumbles. But climbing out of that hole was made even more slippery with his headset being on the fritz. [read more]
Bobby Fenton serves up a thoughtful look back and a look ahead after the Week 1 loss in Cincinnati. Follow Bobby on X, @bobbygameday. His podcast is an extension of his national and local radio shows. It’s been at JoeBucsFan.com for 10 years. Always a quality listen from a true Tampa native.
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The new-look Bucs offense was marred by penalties, drops and four turnovers on Sunday. The new-look Bucs defense was dragged down by an invisible pass rush and rough tackling.
Bucs special teams, however, looked vastly improved. [read more]
Draft guru Sean Sullivan is back with his renowned weekly in-season sprint through the Bucs’ performance and those of young players across the NFL. Listen by clicking above or enjoy at Apple Podcasts and other platforms.
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Todd cautions against drawing conclusions about potential Super Bowl teams after one game and offers last year as a perfect example. The Todd Wright TODDcast is presented by Plantation Palms Golf Club and Brandon Legal Group. Click above to listen or to download. Or listen via Podcast Addict, iHeartRadio, TuneIn and other platforms.
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As heard Monday on the JoeBucsFan Show on WDAE radio, JoeBucsFan.com columnist/podcaster Ira Kaufman is remaining on the Pro Football Hall of Fame selection committee after an overhaul of the process that cut the committee from 50 to 28 voting selectors. [read more]
Welcome to your Morning Cup of Joe, an eye-opener to help Joe’s readers ease into their busy workday with a few football links, wacky news and a pleasant distraction.[read more]
Todd discusses ten highly drafted fantasy starters that did not deliver the opening weekend. The Todd Wright Fantasy Football Podcast is presented by Hooters!
So Miami Mauler rookie edge rusher Rueben Bain had a shockingly weak debut on Sunday. After a lot of hype (not his fault), he didn’t look like the high-motor, highly-skilled player he was in training camp. [read more]
When it comes to the Bucs’ loss on Sunday, Joe wags a finger of shame at veterans playing like rookies.
Todd cautions against drawing conclusions about potential Super Bowl teams after one game and offers last year as a perfect example. The Todd Wright TODDcast is presented by 
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Interesting Wednesday news conference this afternoon at One Buc Palace. 
So Miami Mauler rookie edge rusher Rueben Bain had a shockingly weak debut on Sunday. After a lot of hype (not his fault), he didn’t look like the high-motor, highly-skilled player he was in training camp. 
