Taking nothing away from rookie sixth-round pick wide receiver Trey Palmer’s stunning touchdown catch yesterday, but Joe mostly wanted to type this up to show off the fantastic photo from the iconic JoeBucsFan.com photographer on the scene. [read more]

Bucs coach Todd Bowles wasn’t happy with the loss on Monday night. He thought the Bucs were too passive. So Bowles made sure to correct that. [read more]

March to the playoffs.

If you believe in the numerical mumbo jumbo of playoff odds after Week 4, the Bucs have an OK shot of playing meaningful games in January. [read more]

Saints DE Cam Jordan.

Mouthy Cam Jordan used to eat Bucs tackles for lunch. Then along came Tristan Wirfs. That put a stop to that. [read more]

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That late-game hug shared by Todd Bowles and Jason Licht said it all. [read more]

Lottery winnings coming.

Who is the best Bucs defender? Shaq Barrett? Lavonte David? Carlton Davis? How about Antoine Winfield? [read more]

Baker Mayfield was asked an interesting question after today’s blowout Bucs win in New Orleans.

It seemed to come from a Saints or national reporter. [read more]

Talks touchdown catch.

One of the receivers who stepped up in the void left by the Bucs’ best receiver in franchise history was rookie Trey Palmer. And it wasn’t an easy catch. [read more]

Bucs GM Jason Licht.

Buccaneers general manager Jason Licht entered this season with one hand tied behind his back thanks to a record amount of unspendable salary cap dollars because the team lost that cash by overspending during the Tom Brady years.

Licht flexed and dropped a great quote before the season. [read more]

Surprised by the score.

Joe shocked Bucs sacks king Shaq Barrett after the game. [read more]

Joe is fired up thinking of the state of the Buccaneers. Few teams all season will hit the road after a Monday night game and walk out with a blowout win like Tampa Bay did today.

Tom Brady who? [read more]

The better quarterback.

Yeah, Joe gets it, Derek Carr was playing with an AC-joint injury in his shoulder. [read more]

Running back Rachaad White

Man, the Bucs keep trying and trying and trying to establish a rushing attack.

They haven’t been successful yet, but the progress took a half-step forward against the slimy Saints today after taking a full step backward on Monday night. [read more]

Catches game-winner.

Joe looked at “The Book.” And it is pretty interesting. [read more]

Iconic Bucs wide receiver Mike Evans scared the crap out of Joe and fans today, leaving the eventual beatdown of the Saints in the second quarter with a hamstring injury.

What happened next has Joe joyfully cracking cans of Big Storm beer. [read more]

Damn good for an inexpensive quarterback with no running game! [read more]

Lord Todd Bowles has done one hell of a coaching job. [read more]

Comment all game long below. NFC South power is at stake as the Bucs clash on the road with the slimy Saints and their cocky fans.

Time to shut up the Saints defense, hit battered Saints QB Derek Carr and get to next weeks Bye at 3-1.

Go Bucs!!

(Please behave in the comments. It’s easy.)

Well, it seems the Bucs won’t get a backup quarterback today — at least not right away. [read more]

A Jameis Winston news conference is always a spectacle. America’s Backup has a way of spicing things up. [read more]

Bucs defensive tackle Greg Gaines.

Before Greg Gaines had three quarterback hits of Jalen Hurts on Monday in limited action, he was showing Bucs fans and coaches that he belongs. [read more]

Non-believer raises subject of benching.

Damn near every NFL analyst, talking head, journalist and fan outside the Tampa Bay area predicted doom for Baker Mayfield this year. It’s also why so many believed the Bucs were in the running for Caleb Williams (#CollaspseForCaleb). [read more]