Former Lovie underling and Licht colleague speaks out

Bucs fans love to debate and discuss who really is in charge of the team. [read more]

New Lions GM Bob Quinn gave Bucs GM Jason Licht a couple of shoutouts.

Remember last week, when Joe brought word from popular sports radio and television personality Adam Schein that Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht has a stellar reputation throughout NFL circles for talent evaluation? [read more]

Comparing America’s Quarterback to QBs who won Offensive Rookie of the Year.

Let’s say, just for the helluva it, America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, wins the Offensive Rookie of the Year award. He is a leading candidate, so it is not a stretch. [read more]

Offers his services to Bucs.

Joe is confident there are candidates trying to fill the opening left left by the dismissal of Lovie Smith we have not heard of yet. [read more]

Team Glazer is predictably unpredictable.

So if you believe a former long-time confidante of Team Glazer in former Bucs rock star general manager Mark Dominik, it is only a matter of hours before offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter is promoted to Bucs head coach. [read more]

Mike Evans gets scrutinized

Hall of Famer and Bucs icon Derrick Brooks is always a must-listen on his Tampa-2 show on WDAE-AM 620 with Steve Duemig. [read more]

Dirk Koetter fits a mold

NFL owners and executives seem to be all about trends, the tasty flavor of the day. [read more]

History suggests bad news for Jameis.

Want to know why the Bucs might want to keep Dirk Koetter? BSPN has sobering information. [read more]

Bucs overlord of football operations Jason Licht

Just look at what happened yesterday, as A.J. McCarron, Teddy Bridgewater, Brian Hoyer and Kirk Cousins all lost at home in the playoffs to Ben Roethlisberger, Russell Wilson, Alex Smith and Aaron Rodgers, respectively.

You think that was a coincidence? [read more]

Poor mark vs. winning teams.

Want to know a reason Lovie Smith is no longer coaching the Bucs? He had a downright awful record against winning teams. [read more]

Updated: 7:29 a.m. Former Bucs rockstar general manager Mark Dominik was hard at work on his flourishing media career this evening on SiriusXM NFL Radio. [read more]

Joe doesn’t understand why some people expect fish to fly and birds to swim.

This is basically what it comes down to, almost in a childish rant, for those who demand Team Glazer show up to talk publicly about firing Lovie Smith. [read more]

Super NFL insider Ian Rapoport of NFL Network is all over the numerous ongoing head coaching searches. [read more]

Smiling over Jameis.

There are serious deliberations in NFL circles that directly are tied to the Bucs. [read more]

If you’ve ever had a job, you know the No. 1 rule of job security is making sure your boss loves you believes in you. [read more]

Doug Martin proved to be one of the NFL’s best after contact.

Yes, sometimes there are differences at the headquarters of JoeBucsFan.com, but not enough rancor to break the “Making of the Squad” DVD. [read more]

Vincent Jackson talks Dirk Koetter

Joe already shared that injured wide receiver Vincent Jackson said he could have played this weekend, if the Bucs were in the playoffs. [read more]

Better than the Duck.

There is no way these two will ever get away from it. Both America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, and brittle coach-killer Marcus Mariota are forever linked in football annals. [read more]

May not be a slam dunk.

Just about every person who howled in protest that Team Glazer had the nerve to run underperforming Lovie Smith — namely those based in Connecticut — quickly connected the dots claiming offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter was a lock to fill Lovie’s vacancy. [read more]