As of today, the Bucs have no teams with a winning record remaining on their schedule. None! [read more]

Flash poll posted at 1:51 p.m. Poll closed after 55 minutes.

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Former Bucs DT Gerald McCoy, the six-time Pro Bowler.

Like most sane Bucs fans, former Tampa Bay defensive tackle Gerald McCoy is in stunned disbelief because the Bucs threw so little to Mike Evans yesterday as the Steelers shocked the world and beat them by two points. [read more]

Bucs kicker Ryan Succop is the best player on the offense now.

Joe continues grasping to try to be positive while awash in negativity after that horrific botched display of ill-prepared offense Joe and all Bucs fans were subjected to yesterday. [read more]

Joe remembers when Leonard “Lombardi Lenny” Fournette joined the Bucs and was all smiles because he would no longer be running against stacked defensive boxes.

His prediction was accurate. [read more]

Bucs OC Byron Leftwich.

Joe is glad to speak to intelligent people. [read more]

The Bucs have lost three of their last four games with Tom Brady at quarterback and a pile of Pro Bowlers on defense, so Joe is looking for a healthy distraction. [read more]

Yeah, people are still going there, even a Hall of Fame coach. [read more]

Early Halloween disguises.

Joe doesn’t know if this is on Bucs offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich or if folks want to incorrectly throw rocks at the greatest quarterback of all time going to a wedding. [read more]

Joe’s not sure if Bucs kickoff artist Jake Camarda is ordered to kick balls out of the end zone.

Joe sure hopes he is. [read more]

Challenged.

Either this goes to sorry game-planning or poor preparation, or the loss of Antonio Brown, foot-rubbing Rob Gronkowski, Ali Marpet, Alex Cappa, Ryan Jensen and Ronald Jones has neutered the Bucs offense. [read more]

Joe’s head is still throbbing. It’s been Advil City since last night. And Joe didn’t touch a drop of alcohol (though Joe felt like doing a John Belushi in “Animal House” and chugging a bottle of Jack. It’s Monday, so let’s get going. [read more]

Mike Evans

Joe already warned that “the quote” is coming soon. It’s an annual tradition, so it’s not the end of the world.

However, it’s worth looking at just how glaring yesterday’s Mike Evans omission was. [read more]

Bucs TE Cam Brate.

Busy in Pittsburgh, Joe missed a fairly important update from the Bucs received shortly after the loss to the Steelers. Joe didn’t catch it until after 7 p.m. [read more]

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BY IRA KAUFMAN

They never led, not for a single second.

They never played with any enthusiasm, not for a single second.

The only passionate moment for the Bucs in Sunday’s travesty came when Tom Brady reamed out his offensive line late in the opening half. He should have tossed a tablet instead because the guy under center wasn’t playing any better than the guys up front. [read more]

Through six games, the Bucs offense does not resemble the powerhouse Tampa Bay attacks of the past three years. [read more]

Inexplicable.

Joe was going to type a nice, positive story about the one good thing that happened for the Bucs today, but that’s going to get pushed back until Monday morning. [read more]

Gets real about Bucs’ play.

This is as harsh as Tom Brady gets about his teammates. [read more]

Seven days and five hours ago, Buccaneers general manager Jason Licht was very bullish on rookie left guard Luke Goedeke and first-time-starter center Robert Hainsey. [read more]