Mike Evans

The ugly Mike Evans streak hit seven games on Sunday, extending a career high/low for the greatest receiver in Bucs history.

It makes no sense. [read more]

“Ryan, I’ll give you a lifetime supply of TB12 supplements and Brady Brand gear if you come back.”

Some say a team takes on the identity of its head coach.

Todd Bowles is a blitz-heavy, get-after-it defensive playcaller, but he’s not that guy on offense. [read more]

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In episode 46 of this season’s Todd Wright Fantasy Football Podcast, Todd reviews the biggest fantasy performances of Thanksgiving weekend.

Same sorry story, different week.

More accolades for Tampa Bay’s very own Bill Walsh. [read more]

Playing taps for Tom Brady.

Man, how desperate do Bucs fans have to be to blame Tom Brady for the offensive woes? [read more]

Bucs coach Todd Bowles.

Todd Bowles has a lot of supporters throughout the NFL. [read more]

Not Todd Bowles-approved.

“This Joe” hates raking Todd Bowles over the coals for what has happened to this Bucs offense and the team as a whole. [read more]

Losing hurts Tom Brady. He does not take it lightly. Chris “Swaggy” Baker he is not. In fact, Brady said tonight about losing, “It feels like the soul gets ripped out of you.” [read more]

Crunch-time spectator.

Yesterday the Browns had a 4th-and-10 in the fourth quarter needing a touchdown to tie from the Bucs’ 12 yard line with 37 seconds remaining. [read more]

No matter how you slice it, the Bucs should not have been in overtime yesterday in losing to the Browns — the Browns! [read more]

Shameful details.

It’s been a handful of minutes since Joe heard Bucs coach Todd Bowles explain why he didn’t call a timeout on the Bucs’ final drive with 26 seconds remaining and the team frantically trying to get into field goal range to win the game yesterday. [read more]

So which finds the end zone more often? The offense of the impotent, league-worst Houston Texans, or the one led by Tom Brady and elite receiving talent? [read more]

It’s 1999 all over again.

Aside from the Bucs’ 5-6 record and the eye damage done to fans watching the Bucs offense this year, nothing highlights just how badly Bucs coach Todd Bowles and failing offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich have wrecked the offense more than the following. [read more]

“Look at all that damn talent going to waste, Mr. Glazer.”

Joe is confident that when this season ends, a large majority of Bucs fans will want Byron Leftwich and Todd Bowles fired.

Hopefully, sentiments will change because that would mean the Bucs have transformed from bad to good. [read more]

Tristan Wirfs

The bad news is good news. [read more]

When you lose in overtime to a miserable football team after choking away a fourth-quarter lead, every bad play gets magnified. [read more]

Too much to ask?

Joe thinks it is fair to criticize Bucs coach Todd Bowles and whatever influence he may have on the Bucs offense. The Tampa Bay offense hummed the last three years. There was no need to fix something not broken. [read more]