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Bucs owners Joel (left) and Bryan Glazer.
If this is really an all-in Bucs season, which sounds like a joke right now, then the Buccaneers’ owners need to get involved in a hurry.
Time to light some fires and send real messages. [read more]
Head coach Todd Bowles
Joe is typing this after three quarters of the Bucs-Panthers game, and it doesn’t matter what the final score is today. [read more]
Comment through this afternoon’s game with fellow Bucs fans and a handful of haters.
Behave like a decent human beings, please, at least when you’re not ripping the refs and idiotic Carolina fans who find their way in here.
Go Bucs!!!
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Dee Delaney
With the Bucs down three cornerbacks today, this Bucs-Panthers game already has a 2021 scent. [read more]
Grasping for answers.
The Bucs are talented yet just once have they scored more than 21 points in a game. [read more]
Demonstrates speed.
Last week in that horrid loss to the Steelers, one guy who kept the Bucs in the game was cornerback Jamel Dean. And it had nothing to do with his defense. [read more]
Bucs safety Mike Edwards.
Safety/cornerback Logan Ryan let everyone know what’s going on. [read more]
Handicapper
Follow along as JoeBucsFan.com columnist Ira Kaufman makes three NFL picks each week against the spread. [read more]
RECORDED PRIOR to the Christian McCaffrey trade. … Buccaneers legend Derrick Brooks dives into Sunday’s game with Sage of Tampa Bay Sports Ira Kaufman. More fun from The Identity Tampa Bay and Joe.
Bucs OC Byron Leftwich.
At first, Joe thought this was like seeing Julio Jones on a football field. You know, a mirage?
Cornerback Carlton Davis
The Bucs just updated their injury report for tomorrow’s game at Carolina and it is not good news.
Carlton Davis will miss the game with his hip injury. Joe is guessing facing a spiraling team like the Stinking Panthers, perhaps the Bucs can skate by without Davis, their No. 1 cornerback, and No. 3 corner Sean Murphy-Bunting, who is out with a bad quad.
Also, the Bucs activated offensive lineman Josh Wells from the injured reserve list.
Flash poll posted at 8:23 a.m. Poll closed at 9:50 a.m. Last week’s results are linked here.
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Rock Riley believes the Bucs MUST win this game against a Panthers team that’s tanking. Rock brings you his Under The Rock, which is what he’s seen and heard this week Inside One Buc. Brady’s arm still looks strong to Rock and the players say the coaches told them it’s time to stop talking. Inside Info and more!.
Listen or download above, or at Google Podcasts, Podcast Addict and more. Follow Rock @RealRockRiley on Twitter.
So are the Bucs changing things how they practice? You be the judge. [read more]
Key to turnaround?
For those who holler about the Bucs’ offensive line and stomp their feet thinking it’s killing the team, it’s time to mindmeld with Peter King. [read more]
Free football.
It seems to be a sign of the times. As the Bucs struggle to be respectable, they are afforded smaller television assignments, accordingly. [read more]
