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Try to relax, ex-NFL GM says.
The Bucs offense on Sunday night looked so bad, even worse without three of its biggest stars, it had all the stench of a one-and-done team in the playoffs.
Slow down! [read more]
Why? Why? Why?
Why have the slimy Saints clubbed the Bucs in seven consecutive regular season games? [read more]
“Focus!”
It’s hard to imagine that a veteran Super Bowl team, one that returned its entire roster, could be knocked off its mental game at home. [read more]
Good, but not what he once was.
We will all see what happens in the coming weeks, but Joe has a dreaded thought that the slimy Saints broke the Bucs. [read more]
First choice?
Yes, the Bucs are going to win the NFC South. One more “W” in the final three games takes care of that. [read more]
Future?
When Joe wrote the story yesterday of Bucs Super Bowl-winning coach Bucco Bruce Arians announcing receiver Chris Godwin was done for the year with a blown ACL, Joe included a phrase that Godwin may have played his final game for Tampa Bay. [read more]
Sad label applied by CBS.
Sometimes, Joe forgets how the other half lives. And the other half is just chomping at the bit to dance on the grave of Tom Brady. [read more]
Terrible non-adjustments.
It was so bad… [read more]
The brand new NFL rules for The Sickness have arrived Goat approved. [read more]
The ugly loss of Pro Bowl receiver Chris Godwin to a torn ACL yesterday is certainly on the mind of his quarterback.
Tom Brady had plenty to say about it on SiriusXM Mad Dog Radio this evening. [read more]
Defensive coordinator Todd Bowles
Lotta doom and gloom out there from Bucs fans and observers.
Tis the holiday season, a time to celebrate happy things like Big Storm beer, the Bucs’ 10-4 record and stifling Tampa Bay defense. [read more]
Antonio Brown
The good news is Antonio Brown is riding in on Devin White’s horse to save the Bucs’ passing game with Chris Godwin now lost for the season with a blown ACL. [read more]
Tristan Wirfs kryptonite
There’s a divide at JoeBucsFan world headquarters. [read more]
Responds to critics.
Bucs Super Bowl-winning coach Bucco Bruce Arians had strong, direct words for the critics and virtue signalers who have decried his decision to bring back furniture-tossing, bicycle-throwing, fake-V-card-flashing receiver Antonio Brown. [read more]
Done.
Bucs receiver Chris Godwin has played his final game of the 2021 season and maybe his final Bucs game forever, contrary to previous reports.
Godwin, a scheduled free agent this offseason who hurt his knee last night, is out for the year with a torn ACL, Bucs Super Bowl-winning coach Bucco Bruce Arians said in his day-after presser.
Pro Bowler
It’s official!
The Bucs have at least one Pro Bowler, matching their total from glorious 2020 season. [read more]
Bucs coach Bucco Bruce Arians.
Now Joe is not saying Scotty Miller and Jaelon Darden balled out last night. They did not. [read more]
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This was supposed to be a coronation, the official end of a 4-run atop the NFC South by the Saints.
New Orleans arrived in Tampa without its head coach and two of the NFL’s premier offensive tackles. Riding a 4-game winning streak, the Bucs were averaging 37.5 points per game at home, unbeaten at Raymond James Stadium.
All signs appeared to point to a joyous evening for the home team, but one sign over in the corner read DETOUR. Before a prime-time audience and thousands of disbelieving fans, only half of the Buc team showed up. [read more]
