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Vincent Jackson talks to Joe after today’s thrilling win in New Orleans. (Photo courtesy of Tampa Bay Buccaneers.)
Vincent Jackson strangely was invisible until about one minute left in the first half. Sixty seconds later, V-Jax had two catches for 32 yards and a thrilling touchdown (shown above). [read more]
Gerald McCoy talks to Joe in New Orleans
That players-only film session led by Gerald McCoy and Lavonte David this week? Mission accomplished, Gerald McCoy told Joe in the happy Bucs locker room in New Orleans. [read more]
Photo courtesy of Tampa Bay Buccaneers
You know who you are, Jameis Winston haters, unabashed peddlers of anti-Jameis horse manure across the Tampa Bay area and on this site.
Take your Marcus Mariota and shove it — the same Mariota who wilted in Cleveland to Johnny Football. No surprise there. [read more]
Defensive end Jacquies Smith had three sacks, and two forced fumbles early. He was a true game-changer. (Photo courtesy of Tampa Bay Buccaneers)
So, so, sweet, Bucs fans.
Joe is bouncing off the walls. Victory!
America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, answered the bell, along with the Tampa Bay pass rush. [read more]
Buckle your seat belt.
The mission? Don’t go 0-2. America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, will have to play well today. Drew Brees will put up points in the SuperDome.
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Go Bucs!
Like most radio yakkers, Chris “Mad Dog” Russo is not a fan of Bucs DT Gerald McCoy.
What is it about guys who make a living behind a microphone for a living and Gerald McCoy?
Does GMC’s agent represent too many radio suits? Is that why radio guys seemingly don’t like GMC? [read more]
Bucs fans deserve relief and some fun. And Joe, courtesy of Bad Willies, will deliver in a huge way on Sunday for the Bucs-Saints game.
Be there! Details below. Very cool halftime giveaways, too.
Is the coaching staff as a whole earning its keep?
When a team is 2-15 under a coaching staff and boat-raced not just by good teams like the Crows, but curb-stomped by schlock teams with a rookie quarterback at home, everybody starts reacting. [read more]
In these unsettled times of devastating Bucs losses, constant change and growing pains, Joe thought it would be wise to bring back THE OPTIMIST.
THE OPTIMIST is Nick Houllis, a Bucs fan and an accomplished writer whose steadfast allegiance to the Buccaneers goes back to the 1970s. Houllis is the founder, creator and guru of BucStop.com, a place Joe goes to get lost in time via Houllis’ stunning video collection.
THE OPTIMIST will shine that positive light in your eyes. Some will love it. Some won’t. … Of course, THE OPTIMIST’s opinions are his alone and are not influenced by Joe. [read more]
A franchise record is within reach of America’s Quarterback Sunday.
It is not all gloom and doom for Tampa Bay and America’s Quarterback, Bucs signal-caller Jameis Winston.
In fact, Jameis could tie a Bucs record tomorrow against the Saints. [read more]
Could Lavonte David motivate the Bucs to rise up tomorrow?
Joe has beat the hell out of the season opening urinating-down-your-leg performance by the Bucs last week, specifically the way the defense didn’t show up.
Whether it was a failure of the players or a failure of the coaching staff or a combination, well, it still added up to vomit. [read more]
Back on Thursday morning, Joe shared Gerald McCoy’s explanation of how his leadership was in attack mode and he and Lavonte David led an intense film and instructional session to fix their widespread errors.
On Friday, David spoke out. [read more]
Over at NFL.com, Albert Breer penned a look at where Marcus Mariota and Jameis Winston, America’s Quarterback, stand with their general managers.
Some interesting nuggets in there. [read more]
Nearing a Bucs record.
Joe understands how some fans grumble about Austin Seferian-Jenkins. The second-year tight end didn’t make much of an impact last year after being drafted in the second round.
Of course, ASJ was banged up most of the year. He actually came into rookie minicamp hobbled. [read more]
Joe watched the Saints’ opening-day, 31-19 loss to the Cardinals in Arizona, and the game was closer than the final score.
Heck, New Orleans had the ball and was driving for the winning score with less than three minutes to play. [read more]
