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Hero of Week 1.
Joe doesn’t care how you spin it, the fact backup safety Christian Izien came into the Commandos game last week and played solid ball at corner was extraordinary. [read more]
Interesting insight from Bucs inside linebackers coach Larry Foote. [read more]
Many NFL fans don’t realize scoring was down across the league last season. [read more]
New Bucs playcaller Liam Coen.
So is Todd Bowles the secret sauce behind the Buccaneers’ new offensive explosion? [read more]
Bucky Fever, also known as Bucky Irving Fever, is alarmingly contagious.
A virtual pandemic of sorts broke out Sunday at The Licht House. [read more]
Joe not a big fan of BSPN, but the network better known as ESPN might have something special going on at its Australia outfit. [read more]
BY IRA KAUFMAN
When the Bucs signed Baker Mayfield as a free agent 18 months ago, they didn’t realize they were hiring an escape artist. [read more]
Bucs coach Todd Bowles.
Joe knows Bucs fans are pointing to January’s divisional round playoff game in Detroit where the Bucs and Lions were tied in the fourth quarter. [read more]
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Man of pressure.
This is for the pressures-are-better-than-sacks crowd. [read more]
Jason Kelce-like?
Joe doesn’t like stretching for comparisons because if you get carried away, it’s easy to look foolish or a step away from being senile. [read more]
Greatest Bucs player?
Look, Mike Evans is going to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Only a devout hater would suggest otherwise. [read more]
Flash poll posted at 9:44 p.m. (Poll is closed) Last week’s results linked here.
So hardcore Bucs fans may remember how Tom Brady demanded his centers jam a baby-powder-loaded towel in and across their buttocks so he could collect and throw a dry football. [read more]
Bucs QB Baker Mayfield.
Last year the Bucs lost to the Lions twice — once at home by two touchdowns and once in the playoffs in Detroit by eight points. [read more]
Wednesday injury report.
We knew all about the defensive players the Bucs lost last week. But the list of walking wounded, including offensive players, has grown. [read more]
Todd Bowles said today there’s nothing to think about last season’s Bucs-Lions playoff game, no big helpfuly takeaway, because it has nothing to do with the Bucs’ trip to Detroit on Sunday?
Baker Mayfield doesn’t seem to agree. [read more]
