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ESPN’s Troy Aikman.
Hall of Fame quarterback and broadcaster Troy Aikman called Monday’s Dallas beatdown of Tampa Bay for ESPN. And, of course, before the game he sat down with Tom Brady and chatted will all kinds of Bucs types. [read more]
Sean Murphy-Bunting
One offseason Buccaneers decision will be hard to predict for a few reasons. [read more]
Ugly 2022 ranking.
Earlier this morning Joe published a story about how, under coach Keith Armstrong, the Bucs’ special teams have been among the league’s worst since Armstrong arrived in 2019. [read more]
Bucs senior offensive advisor Tom Moore.
It’s rather intriguing that the Bucs fired their offensive coordinator yesterday but the senior advisor to the offense, 84-year-old Tom Moore, survived the Grim Reaper. [read more]
Bucs kicker Ryan Succop.
Fun fact: former Bucs kickers Matt Gay, Cairo Santos and Nick Folk combined to convert 15-of-18 field goal attempts between 50 and 59 yards this season. [read more]
Colin Cowherd of FS1.
Now this is an interesting idea. Too bad it comes from a guy who brags he’s not concerned with accuracy. [read more]
Flash poll posted at 8:25 a.m. Poll closed at 10:35 a.m.
Latest intel.
So Tom Brady Watch is on. Will he play or will he retire? Will he play for the Bucs or will he bolt to Miami? [read more]
Byron Leftwich critic.
No one, and Joe means no one, has harped on how poorly the Bucs offense has been coached the past couple of years than former Bucs backup quarterback Dan Orlovsky. [read more]
Bucs special teams coach Keith Armstrong.
So yesterday after the Day of Accountability saw several Bucs assistants retire or get fired, a curious name seemed to have survived the bloodletting. [read more]
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Flash poll posted at 2:47 p.m. Poll closed at 4:40 p.m.
Third-string quarterback Kyle Trask.
Yesterday, Joe shared Tampa Bay legend Rondé Barber’s thoughts on Todd Bowles’ job security and the Bucs and Tom Brady each being fine with a divorce. [read more]
Shakeup.
The bloodletting at One Buc Palace is now official. [read more]
Bruce Arians men get the boot.
It’s a no-brainer that the Bucs have canned some of fired and failed offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich’s assistant coaches. [read more]
Bucs QB Tom Brady and QB coach Clyde Christensen
This is starting to smell like Tom Brady’s not returning. [read more]
Baker Mayfield in focus.
Playcaller Byron Leftwich was fired and a new NFL Network report puts former Bucs offensive coordinator/receivers coach Todd Monken in the mix to replace him.
Based on two sets of facts, this could be a nod toward Baker Mayfield becoming the next Tampa Bay quarterback. [read more]
Back to the future?
Joe read this and immediately dismissed it until Joe realized who was reporting it. [read more]
