In episode #226, Todd discusses how primetime football halftime (and postgame) shows offer nothing to us in terms of information or entertainment. The Todd Wright TODDcast is presented by Brandon Legal Group and Bill Currie Ford. Click above to listen or to download. Or listen on Stitcherhere, Google Podcastshere, and on other platforms.
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This season has gone so haywire for Bucs stud receiver Mike Evans, it’s almost like the guy crafting the offense and calling the plays has something against him. [read more]
Unlike injured Shaq Barrett, injured Ryan Jensen is known for tireless work at One Buc Palace trying to assist teammates. Both are on injured reserve with serious injuries. [read more]
Year 9 of the Jason Licht regime has seen a quality roster be coached into the NFL sewer. But this Bucs club has an NFC South-leading life raft down there floating around with the league’s 13 other losing teams. [read more]
So what went wrong in the third quarter on Sunday? It had to be more than Tom Brady giving the ball away personally on four consecutive possessions. [read more]
No, Tom Brady has not looked like the Brady we all embraced who got the Bucs a Super Bowl and damn near a second one while leading the NFL in passing. [read more]
The voice of NFL Network, a guy with the strongest of connections who met with Buccaneers top officials and players in Germany last month, essentially said today that Tom Brady is the Bucs’ de facto offensive coordinator. [read more]
In episode #226, Todd discusses how primetime football halftime (and postgame) shows offer nothing to us in terms of information or entertainment. The Todd Wright TODDcast is presented by Brandon Legal Group and Bill Currie Ford. Click above to listen or to download. Or listen on Stitcher here, Google Podcasts here, and on other platforms.
