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Film brings hope
Bucs officials were all hot in the pants for a defensive end at this time in 2014. His name was Michael “Ghost” Johnson, who thieved tens of millions from Team Glazer and the souls of innocent Bucs fans. [read more]
What’s the guy captaining the Buccaneers’ ship really like and what has he accomplished in just a year? [read more]
Ohio State running back Ezekiel Elliott
Longtime NFL writer Mike Tanier set out to bust what he believes is a popular misnomer among fans and stat nerds: good running backs are found everywhere, therefore, they aren’t worth a first-round pick. [read more]
Recalls Bucs drafts of the past.
Yes, the draft is less 10 days away. Joe can’t wait, for obvious reasons, the least of which is being about tapped out on typing about the draft. [read more]
NFL.com’s Gregg Rosenthal says Bucs’ biggest move of 2016 was “strange.”
Joe continues to clean out his voice recorder of interviews conducted at various NFL offseason events across the country. [read more]
Not satisfied.
It is common knowledge that America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, will actually show up at teammates’ doors to watch tape or throw the pigskin around in order to improve during the offseason. [read more]
Eastern Kentucky edge rusher Noah Spence
So what about Eastern Kentucky and booted-from-Ohio-State defensive end Noah Spence? [read more]
In case you didn’t notice, there is a new sheriff in town running things on the field at One Buc Palace. Coach My Scheme is in Champaign molding young minds. Dirk Koetter is the Bucs’ field general now. [read more]
America’s Quarterback hangs with Bulls coach Willie Taggart Saturday. (Photo courtesy of GoUSFBulls.com.)
When America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, says he is a football junkie, he isn’t lying. [read more]
Trusting
Leaks and associated draft shenanigans don’t concern Bucs general manager Jason Licht. [read more]
Getting props from two former NFL stars.
Joe understands Bucs fans grumble about the coverage, or the lack thereof, on NFL Network. Well, times are a changin.’ [read more]
Will the final nine games be “manageable” for America’s Quarterback?
Joe’s not much of a gambler. Never got any sort of rush over it and more than anything, Joe hates p!ssing away money. [read more]
Worthy third-day target?
Yes, Joe has clamored for Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht not to forget the franchise, America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston. [read more]
Yesterday, Jason Licht eloquently stated he “strives to pick players where best available and need intersect.”
And there lies the X-factor in handicapping the Buccaneers’ plans for the 2016 draft.
Jameis is in right-now mode. (Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com.)
Bucs fans are sick of being patient. Sick, sick sick.
Josh Freeman walked off the field a winner in New Orleans to close the 2010 season, and it’s been the NFC South cellar ever since. [read more]
No, the headline has nothing to do with Cialis commercials
Nearly every team outside the Tampa Bay area aches for quality offensive linemen. That includes your reigning NFC champion Panthers. [read more]
“Let’s do this, Kwon.”
Earlier this week, Joe brought word that Kwon Alexander wanted a sitdown with Bucs icon and Hall of Famer Derrick Brooks to tap into the former linebacker great’s vast knowledge. [read more]
Newcomer Bucs linebacker Daryl Smith
Jiminy Christmas! The soul-sucking presidential election season seems to be making everyone politically correct — or incorrect.
That includes new Buccaneers 34-year-old starting linebacker Daryl Smith. [read more]
It didn’t take long for the challenge to sink into Joe’s beer-soaked brain.
The Bucs open their season in Atlanta, and then travel to Arizona in Week 2. [read more]
