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Yes, “America’s Quarterback,” Bucs signal-caller Jameis Winston, is a helluva athlete. In case you were not aware, he was a top closer in college baseball last spring and possessed a 95 mph fastball. Impressive.
Apparently, Jameis can bowl, too. [read more]
In case you missed Joe’s comprehensive notes from yesterday’s final spring practice at One Buc Palace, Jameis Winston started play against defense by tossing a ball that was nearly picked off by Alterraun Verner.
The next snap was snatched from the air by Lavonte David. [read more]
GMC channels his inner Bo Burton.
Joe tries to be a punctual guy. Hates being late (for anything). And believe it or not, Joe plans things out.
Mike Evans discussed the rookie learning curve he experienced
Yes, all right-minded Bucs fans have their eyes on “America’s Quarterback,” signal-caller Jameis Winston. For the fortunes of the Bucs in the next few years will be strongly tied to how well Jameis develops and performs. [read more]
Last year, Joe broke the story that Josh McCown was holding secret practices in Tampa before training camp — with 100 percent attendance by the offense. [read more]
Gerald McCoy absorbed a tongue lashing yesterday
A former Buccaneer went on a passionate tirade yesterday declaring that Gerald McCoy’s brand of leadership is a waste of time because he’s been the face of disgraceful Tampa Bay losing. [read more]
A Bradenton Herald columnist sides with the Mike Glennon Mob.
Joe was right there. He heard it with his own ears. Lovie Smith said the quarterback conundrum isn’t about Jameis but about the “backup quarterback.”
The Bucs have yet to announce training camp details. Look for that next week, and it might come with big changes.
Joe is interested in how the team might handle large, Jameis-Winston-fueled crowds at One Buc Palace, and in something Lovie Smith said yesterday. [read more]
Logan Mankins said the addition of OC Dirk Koetter has made a world of difference.
It’s not too difficult to describe what a complete and utter trainwreck the offense of the Bucs was last year.
Just dreadful. Like a fish, it rotted from the head down. [read more]
Joe let it rip this evening during the lively “JoeBucsFan Hour” with the dean of Tampa Bay sports radio, Steve Duemig of WDAE-AM 620. [read more]
The pride of Hobart College, Ali Marpet, hugs Jameis Winston.
The men targeted to become saviors of the Buccaneers’ offensive line, rookie second-round picks Ali Marpet and Donovan Smith, are roommates at the Bucs’ team hotel.
Joe talked to Smith about that relationship this afternoon. [read more]
Joe sweated his footballs off today at One Buc Palace, Day 2 of mandatory minicamp. Joe’s got your need-to-know below. [read more]
There’s all kinds of road hazards for motorcyclists, and some might surprise you.
Joe learned a lot in this Dolman Law Group blog about the many dangers on highways and local roads.
It’s not just about wet weather. Definitely click through and learn.
Bucs GM among NFL’s top movers and shakers.
We are two days from the dead period of the NFL (though this here site will be the polar opposite of dead — many posts daily, as usual). But the NFL is a 24/7 news-making machine.
It’s a big part of why the NFL is the 500-pound gorilla of sports in the western world. As Joe likes to say, “We live in a football world.” [read more]
It took Joe a while to wrap his head around the big news of the day yesterday. [read more]
It’s not just Bucs offensive linemen tooting their own horns when it comes to chatter about their new level of bonding and jelling. [read more]
Since the Bucs are no longer trotting out the likes of Josh McCown and trying to sell innocent Bucs fans on the notion that a never-has-been can become a playoff quarterback, NFL Network is paying attention to Tampa Bay again. [read more]
Yes, Joe was offline this morning for about 45 minutes. Joe’s team of IT gremlins have repaired the issue.
Joe thanks you for your patronage.
Is Lovie just teasing “America’s Quarterback,” Jameis Winston, and Bucs fans in general? Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com.
This notion that, barring injury, the quarterback of the past and the quarterback of the future just might be the quarterback of the present is an ugly tease to Bucs fans.
And not in a good way. [read more]
