Joe finds it rather easy to assign blame or praise to Buccaneers personnel moves. There’s either a Lovie Smith move, a Jason Licht call, or a true joint decision.

There are many examples. [read more]

It wasn’t just Mike Evans this time. (Photo courtesy of Tampa Bay Buccaneers)

Mike Evans is out of excuses.

The rain is gone. The domes are gone. And he’s no longer rotating gloves like Joe flips through Hooters Calendar photos. [read more]

Cowboys QB Tony Romo greets America’s Quarterback after the Bucs win yesterday.

Welcome to Victory Monday, Bucs fans.

So the Bucs’ playoff chances are still a reality. A stretch? Sure. A long shot? No question. But real they are. [read more]

Challenging Lovie.

Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht started a cool new tradition earlier this year when, after a Bucs win, he decided to dive in his swimming pool wearing his suit. [read more]

Watch Lovie address his team after beating the Cowboys.

Joe gets a kick out of fans who claim Bucs coach Lovie Smith is a bloodless ghoul on the sidelines, more cigar-store Indian than a human being. [read more]

A couple of Buccaneers know a lot about making playoff runs.

Yeah, that’s right. Joe’s talking playoffs. The Bucs are 4-5 and in the hunt. Joe will break down the fuzzy math tomorrow, but the reality is upon Bucs fans in mid-November.

Looking to talk playoffs after today’s glorious victory, Joe found a guard with a Super Bowl ring, and a guard who spent a career with the Belicheats. [read more]

Jameis is giddy over OC Dirk Koetter.

As Joe was told by players in the locker room after the Bucs beat the Cowboys to pull within 4-5 and keep their longshot playoff hopes alive, Dirk Koetter thought the Cowboys would bite big time on a run when the Bucs had the ball on the goal line after America’s Quarterback, Bucs signal-caller Jameis Winston, used his Chico’s Bail Bonds card to dodge an ugly fumble. [read more]

Lovie’s defense came to play today.

After the game, Bucs coach Lovie Smith crowed about the Bucs defense. His defense. For good reason. [read more]

A leaner, less-meaner-looking Warren Sapp was patrolling his house this afternoon and was on the sidelines for much of the Bucs-Giants game. [read more]

Bucs corner Hey Jude makes a stop Sunday in the win over the Cowboys. (Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com.)

Each and every game it seemed like Lovie Smith shuffled the deck that was the Bucs secondary, as if he was a pit boss in a smoky, off-strip Las Vegas rub joint. [read more]

Cornerback Sterling Moore talks to Joe about Dez Bryant. (Photo courtesy of Tampa Bay Buccaneers)

You want a lockdown cornerback with swagger? The Bucs ran off Darrelle Revis, but never fear, Sterling Moore is here — and turning in standout performances.

Moore even was bummed out that Dez Bryant didn’t have more juice to him this afternoon. [read more]

Memory failing

Jameis Winston, America’s Quarterback, has a brain wired differently than most 21-year-olds. [read more]

Bucs passing game needs to diversify other than throwing constantly to Mike Evans. But can they? (Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com.)

People want to know why America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, is always throwing to Mike Evans despite his buttery hands. Real simple: When the rest of your receivers are undrafted rookies and a special teams dude that most fans don’t even know is on the roster, that’s why. [read more]

In Joe’s last 24-hour Lovie Smith confidence poll on Tuesday, only 1/3 of Bucs fans said they were confident or better in Lovie Smith. [read more]

Where was that allegedly mauling Cowboys offensive line? A line that was anchoring a hot running game and the NFL team leading the league in time of possession. [read more]

God bless America!

The Bucs have been waiting for what seems like generations for a young quarterback who can, in a pinch, put a team on his back and win a damn game. [read more]

Diversity paid off just in time for Dirk Koetter’s offense

Finally, finally, finally, the Bucs flashed a passing game today that didn’t feature Mike Evans. And it arrived just in time. [read more]

(Photo courtesy of Tampa Bay Buccaneers)

How bout those 4-5 Buccaneers!

Your Bucs rose from a stench of an offensive afternoon and pulled out an old school victory.

America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, almost was America’s Goat on the goal line in the fourth quarter, but the football gods don’t treat Jameis like a typical Buccaneer.

Get used to it. [read more]