“We Can Go Far”
September 5th, 2022
Playoff Lenny.
Playoff Lenny has a word of caution for those who like to use their short-term investment brokers to bank beer money from NFL wagering. [read more]

Playoff Lenny.
Playoff Lenny has a word of caution for those who like to use their short-term investment brokers to bank beer money from NFL wagering. [read more]

The best.
It really blows Joe’s mind that a Bucs quarterback was named top player in the NFL by his peers. [read more]

Former six-time Pro Bowl Bucs defensive tackle Gerald McCoy is busy in the gym these days staying hungry and ready to be signed off the street. [read more]
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In this episode of The Todd Wright TODDcast, Todd details the lengthy list of those with better head coaching resumes than Todd Bowles and why this is a weakness for the Bucs until proven otherwise. The Todd Wright TODDcast is presented by Brandon Legal Group and Bill Currie Ford. Click above to listen or to download. Or listen on Stitcher here, Google Podcasts here, and on other platforms.
More love is in order for Bucco Bruce Arians having just the right touch when it came to handling a tough situation that proved critical to the Bucs winning a Super Bowl. [read more]

Lombardi Lenny talks offseason diet.
The media-driven freakout about Leonard Fournette’s June weight got a whole new level of clarification from Playoff Lenny himself. [read more]

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If good truly is the enemy of great, Devin White has quite a challenge on his hands.
White’s a good linebacker, maybe even very good, but he’s not great. [read more]

Man, talk about the highest standards. [read more]

Influence on offense?
One reason why Joe, if all things are even, prefers an offensive-minded head coach is because defensive coaches seemingly are not aggressive with their offenses. [read more]

Bucs ILB Devin White.
Devin White has all the tools to be elite. And it says a lot that he has developed a reputation after easily his worst season last year, he made his first Pro Bowl. [read more]
This reminds Joe of when 36 of Peter King’s closest friends stiffed Buccaneers GM Jason Licht. [read more]
Lots of firm takes from former Buccaneers quarterback Chris Simms on the state of the NFC South.
And yes, his picks are in courtesy of NBC Sports. [read more]

It’s almost prediction season at JoeBucsFan.com world headquarters. And today Joe is recalling Tampa Bay finishing 10-6 in 2010 with legendary quarterbacks and superior head coaches in their division. [read more]

Lavonte David
Sometimes it takes a person watching from the outside to have the smartest take. [read more]

National TV spot.
As you likely already know, the Bucs kick off the season in eight days. Joe can smell the brisket in Dallas from here. [read more]

What the Bucs will miss.
Joe is beginning to understand why Pat McAfee hired his old teammate and fellow native of “the ‘Burgh” to be a weekly guest on McAfee’s YouTube/SiriusXM show. [read more]
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In episode 25, Todd reminds you to drop the mandatory TE and replace it with the W/T flex in your settings. Why? There are only six tight ends who are fantasy relevant for season-long leagues.
The Todd Wright Fantasy Football Podcast is presented by Hooters. Click above to listen or download, or access at Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Podbean and more platforms!

This is a fine way to kick off your Labor Day weekend celebration with a Big Storm beer. [read more]

Breakout year?
This is good news for the hopes that Tom Brady returns at age 46 (!), or the Bucs possibly lure another starting quarterback to Tampa Bay. [read more]

Rookie running back Rachaad White.
Joe can’t recall seeing so much hype for a rookie running back that had a meh preseason — certainly not for a third-round draft pick. [read more]