The Bucs just imploded and lost to the battered and depleted slimy Saints. And now the Bucs (10-4) will need a Christmas miracle to gain the No. 1 overall seed in the NFC, as they sit a full game behind the Packers with just three games to play. [read more]
Speaking on the Buccaneers Radio Network pregame show, Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht confirmed both suspended receiver Antonio Brown and safety Mike Edwards will return to the roster tomorrow when their suspensions are lifted.
“We look forward to having them back,” Licht said. “We look forward to having them in uniform next week.”
The two were popped by the NFL with a three-game suspension for flashing fake V-cards. Tonight is the final game of that suspension.
Joe is so pleased that reason and common sense were applied within the walls of One Buc Palace.
Joe has to call it straight. And it wouldn’t surprise Joe if all fans are sweating watching tonight’s slimy Saints-Bucs game more than a vegan feminist at Hooters. [read more]
Joe can still vividly remember how Bucs sacks king Shaq Barrett ran freaking wild on the Chiefs and Pat Mahomes in the Super Bowl. That may just happen today. [read more]
Rock gives you his behind the scenes of what he’s observed inside One Buc. … Today’s Rocklister is Evan Closkey, Sports Anchor WTSP Ch. 10 (CBS) Tampa Bay. Evan co-hosts The Blitz with Simeon Rice every Sunday. …Rock gets into the game plan for the Bucs and Saints and how this should be a home field advantage!
Local sports media icon Rock Riley hosts Bucs Kickoff right here at least 24 hours prior to each game. It’s a brand new podcast for the 2021 season.
A reason the Bucs’ offense sometimes spins its wheels like the car is stuck in snow without Antonio Brown is that it can’t stretch the field like it can with Brown. [read more]
Bucs veteran cornerback Richard Sherman, now moonlighting at safety, has played 11 NFL seasons and has faced dynamite receivers in his time. [read more]
Hall of Fame NFL gunslinger Warren Moon doesn’t have Super Bowl experience, but he knows plenty about winning championships as a five-time winner of the Grey Cup, Canada’s Super Bowl. [read more]