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Contrary to popular opinion, Joe ventures from the JoeBucsFan.com world headquarters and enjoys what the Tampa Bay area has to offer outside of football, Hooters and Hooters Calendar shoots.
And Joe’s travels this morning revealed a town that had no use for football. [read more]
Joe learned a lot about what it means to have an attorney who fights for your rights — and what it means to use one of those law firms that are highly advertised personal injury settlement mills.
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Oh, those numberscrunchers are at it again. This time their calculators are shining light on an interesting subject, and that is a quarterback’s ability to handle pressure. [read more]
Bucs rookie left tackle Donovan Smith
What is going on at One Buc Palace?
Is it possible that Bucs overlord of football operations Lovie Smith has handed off all things offensive line to general manager Jason Licht and O-line coach George Warhop? [read more]
A local pol stated upgrades will soon be finalized. Finally!
Joe wrote yesterday how Tampa is a finalist to land the Super Bowl in either 2019 or 2020, despite competing against three stadiums that either are brand new or have undergone major renovations recently. [read more]
The magic of “America’s Quarterback,” Jameis Winston, rubbed off on the Lightning. Jameis was in attendance last night.
So as Joe settled in to watch David Letterman’s final show last night (Joe is feeling old. Eddie Van Halen is over 60 and Letterman is retired. Damn.), Joe’s Twitter feed blew up with photos of “America’s Quarterback,’ Bucs signal-caller Jameis Winston, in a luxury box at the thrilling Lightning overtime win. [read more]
It seems Tampa Bay Buccaneers beat writer Rick Stroud believes Jameis Winston has super powers. [read more]
NFL players have spoken. [read more]
Bill Polian wags a finger at those who believe the Bucs are a complete team.
Yes, the Bucs added a franchise quarterback in the draft, “America’s Quarterback,” Jameis Winston. Yes, the Bucs added a pair of rookie offensive linemen projected to be starters.
Also, the Bucs bought quite few second-tier free agents that not just add depth, but know Lovie Smith’s defense. [read more]
When the Bucs decided to draft “America’s Quarterback,” Jameis Winston, back in 2013 earlier this year, it was reasoned that Jameis would have a chance to succeed due to his weapons. [read more]
A couple of 2015 Buccaneers own a Super Bowl ring, and when one of them talks, it’s always worth listening. [read more]
Joe learned from a Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach that one way to spot a special teams stud is to look for players “jacking around” in the locker room. [read more]
Bucs kicker Patrick Murray’s job just got more important.
Joe’s dome is shaking at the rule change made yesterday that pushes an extra point back to the 15 yard line. [read more]
Nothing quite like enjoying a Rays game at Hooters with a giant ice cold beer. Click below for your nearest location and more.
The Bucs will turn to Kadeem Edwards at right guard, if rookie Ali Marpet cannot hack NFL competition early on.
Yes, the Bucs are putting a lot of pressure on “America’s Quarterback,” signal-caller Jameis Winston. Starting a rookie QB, no matter how talented he may be, is always a gamble.
Putting that same rookie behind a shaky offensive line could be the proverbial pulling the pin on a hand grenade. [read more]
The godfather of modern scouting said this was a terrible year to trade away a quality draft pick. [read more]
Davin Joseph talks about Lovie Smith’s job security
There are several ways to blow up a rookie quarterback’s career.
One is to have a sieve for an offensive line. [read more]
Yeah, some folks think Joe is too much into football, eating, sleeping and talking football virtually 24/7. Joe could think of worse things to be consumed by. [read more]
Are the Bucs trying to lure another Super Bowl to Tampa? Per a report late last night, that seems to be the case.
Adam H. Beasley of the Miami Herald claims Tampa Bay is among four finalists to host either Super Bowl 2019 or 2020. [read more]
