Joe is no fan of former slimy Saints head coach Sean Payton, but he is an excellent listen when he talks football, and he was tied to Tom Brady when the duo schemed to work together in Miami while Brady was a Buccaneer. [read more]
If one is to believe Bucs players who hung out in Phoenix the past few days during Super Bowl Week, your Bucs starting quarterback for the 2023 season will be Kyle Trask. [read more]
Buccaneers veterans like Lavonte David, Will Gholston, Blaine Gabbert, Logan Ryan and Rakeem Nuñez-Roches, among others, are set to become free agents when the next NFL league year begins on March 15. [read more]
One Bucs player made it. Another made it, in part, because of his lone Super Bowl with the Bucs. One safety should have made it. One legendary player didn’t. [read more]
Lavonte David is all in favor of the Bucs forging ahead with untested third-year quarterback Kyle Trask, but that doesn’t mean a rebuild is in the minds of management, he explained yesterday. [read more]
Todd makes his case for both the Chiefs and Eagles and discusses how Devonta Smith can join a very short list on Sunday. The Todd Wright TODDcast is presented by Brandon Legal Group and Bill Currie Ford. Click above to listen or to download. Or listen on Stitcherhere, Google Podcastshere, and on other platforms.
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Ira Kaufman in the face of Bucs safeties coach Nick Rapone.
The blasting and insulting of JoeBucsFan.com columnist and Pro Football Hall of Fame selector Ira Kaufman on social media over the past few years has been misguided and borderline disgusting. [read more]
Cool story about how Bucs center Ryan Jensen learned to turn his sweaty arse dry thanks to the attention-to-detail ways of former Bucs quarterback Tom Brady. [read more]
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He’s in, and he may have shut the door behind him for a while.
Rondé Barber, one of the most versatile defensive backs the NFL has ever seen, will soon sit down with a sculptor for his bust in Canton. The third time was indeed the charm, but there were anxious moments during that 7-hour, 30-minute zoom call as I joined 48 other voters to select the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2023. [read more]