Those keeping score realize the Tom Brady game got more interesting over the past two days, and the past two months, even moments ago. [read more]

Rookie Bucs TE Ko Kieft has the ball punched out of his gut while scrimmaging against the Titans in Nashville last week.

Joe realizes lots of fans savor practice footage shared by the Buccaneers on social media and their website.

But there’s a common thread to those clips. No Bucs player ever seems to make a mistake. [read more]

Logan Hall made his mark up the gut Saturday night.

Joe’s heard lots of Bucs fans moaning about not seeing the Bucs’ top draft pick this season make a play. [read more]

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In episode 16, Todd discusses how the Bills’ QB has been #1 for the last two years and why there’s no valid reason to believe that will change in 2022.

A soothing thought these days at JoeBucsFan.com world headquarters is the success of the 2015 Bucs with two starting offensive linemen that weren’t on the team in mid-August. [read more]

Pro-youth.

So with the arrival of tampering Tom Brady this morning after his Bahamas vacation — otherwise known as an excused personal leave — Brady finds himself playing behind a line riddled with injuries. [read more]

Returned.

He has risen!

Tom Brady is back at One Buc Palace per Jenna Laine of ESPN. Fresh from his family vacation in the Bahamas, Brady is ready to rally his beat up offensive line and march the Bucs into another Super Bowl chase.

Right now, all feels right with the world for Joe.

A well-known national NFL scribe who spent a few hours at One Buc Palace talking to many Bucs types and has a feel for what the suits and coaches think, typed this morning that he understands if Bucs fans are sweating. [read more]

More Shaq dances?

OK, Joe is going to get this right out of the way. [read more]

Attention-grabbing numbers.

Preseason NFL games can be confusing and misleading. [read more]

Head coach Todd Bowles

If you compare the preseason finale this Saturday night to the Sept. 11 opener in Dallas, Bucs head coach Todd Bowles might laugh at you. [read more]

Honored.

NFL Network resumed its Top-100 list highlighting the best players in the NFL chosen by its players. And Tristan Wirfs makes the list. Again. [read more]

All is not scary along the Buccaneers’ offensive line.

All-Pro right tackle Tristan Wirfs injured an oblique muscle Thursday in practice and walked off the field with a trainer before returning to watch.

Today, head coach Todd Bowles reported that Wirfs’ injury is a “day-to-day” situation and there are no concerns about him being ready in 21 days for the season-opener in Dallas.

Hallelujah!

Bucs coach Todd Bowles.

This has not been a good summer for the Bucs. [read more]

Todd Bowles talks Leonard Fournette.

Joe asked head coach Todd Bowles today about the beast of the Bucs backfield, Leonard “Lombardi Lenny” Fournette. [read more]

Bucs center Robert Hainsey.

The newly established members in the Tampa Bay chapter of the JC Tretter fan club won’t like this. [read more]

It’s official again. Sort of. [read more]

Bucs guard Aaron Stinnie.

UPDATED 12:03 p.m. – When Aaron Stinnie went down with a knee injury last night, it appeared the Bucs lost another (potential starting) offensive lineman. [read more]

Edge rushers Anthony Nelson and Joe Tryon-Shoyinka got off to quick starts last night.

During the first Bucs defensive series last night against Tennessee, seemingly right on cue, the Titans tried to change Bucs history. [read more]