Joe doesn’t give a damn about the PFF tribe’s dumbarse grades. [read more]

YaYa Diaby gets a key third-quarter interception against Dallas.

A weird thing is about the Bucs through five games is KitKat-eating head coach coach Todd Bowles just might be turning in one of his best defensive coaching jobs. [read more]

The national showcase that was the Bucs-Cowboys game on Thursday night was a fun spectacle with a Bucs-centric postgame show on Amazon Prime.

So most fans missed what was happening in the happy postgame locker room. [read more]

Rookie OLB Rueben Bain.

Though all of this is a bummer, it doesn’t shock Joe. [read more]

Oh, what fun it is in the NFC South landfill.

The Panthers sit alone in first place at 2-2 after their bye in Week 5. [read more]

Turning the corner?

Joe does not believe in coincidences in football. [read more]

Lost in the ecstasy of the Bucs upping their record to 1-4 on Thursday night was Buccaneers Ring of Honor general manager Jason Licht reaching a milestone — and celebrating it after the game. [read more]

What a game today by 42-year-old Steelers starting quarterback Aaron Rodgers, whose next action will be in Tampa against the Bucs next Sunday. [read more]

Losers.

The NFC South landfill continues to live up to its name. [read more]

Bucs QB Baker Mayfield.

We’re at an interesting point in Bucs franchise history. [read more]

Are the Bucs rallying around undrafted rookie QB Jalon Daniels, or is he the one insipring those around him? [read more]

The Panthers (2-2) have this week off before playing in Philadelphia next Sunday.

The Bucs’ next opponent, Pittsburgh (2-2), will host a scrappy Colts (2-2) team at 1 p.m. today. [read more]

Bucky Irving prepares to make a move against Dallas.

Do the Bucs win that game in Dallas on Thursday night without Bucky Irving? Unlikely. [read more]

ReceiverTez Johnson.

Remember when people grumbled about how Tez Johnson is slow? LOL [read more]

Don’t even think about it, haters. Jacob Parrish sat out in Week 2 with an injury. [read more]

Wait a minute. A Bucs player started at safety and played the entire game for Antoine Winfield Jr. on Thursday and the defense had a standout night against a high-powered Dallas offense. But nobody seems to be celebrating the guy? [read more]