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BY IRA KAUFMAN

A few hours prior to Sunday’s matchup, Todd Bowles said the Bucs had to stop shooting themselves in the foot against the Saints.

That was before they turned the guns on a familiar face.

The Buc defense supplied all the answers as the mysterious regular-season hold enjoyed by the Saints faded under a flurry of turnovers. Once again, Tom Brady basically went along for the ride as Tampa Bay defenders took turns tormenting Jameis Winston in a 20-10 triumph at the hushed Superdome.

Coupled with the 19-3 Week 1 victory against Dallas, the Buc defense just reeled off the franchise’s best two-game span since the middle of the 2008 season — when Tampa Bay allowed 3 points to Carolina and 10 points to Seattle. [read more]

Wounded star.

Despite the absolutely thrilling Buccaneers win today, a few red flags emerged. [read more]

“Hey Glazer, you’ve never seen anything like this.”

Our mighty and beloved Bucs have won 24 of their last 29 games. [read more]

Pro Bowl linebacker Devin White.

Once again, Devin White today went wilding on the slimy Saints. [read more]

Mike Evans

The good news is Mike Evans got a great shot in on hated and dirty Saints cornerback Marshon Lattimore, and it may have sparked a huge Bucs win. [read more]

Chasing perfection?

Wow, Joe absolutely loved hearing this! [read more]

Santa act looked familiar.

After forcing Bucs fans to endure the horror of 30 interceptions during the 2019 season, Jameis Winston delivered sweet payback today by throwing three fourth-quarter picks to the Bucs — three! — including a trademark pick-six to Mike Edwards. [read more]

It’s not lost on Joe that the Bucs won today while playing most of this game with a third-string left tackle getting his first meaningful NFL action, a rookie left guard and a center making his second career start.

That’s often the stuff blowout losses are made of. [read more]

Bucs coach Todd Bowles.

If Joe was Todd Bowles, Joe would know what to do immedialty after today’s 20-10 win over the slimy Saints in the Big Easy. [read more]

Thank you, a@@hole!

You see this all the time in baseball. It doesn’t happen often in football. But Joe is convinced a hassle early in the fourth quarter lit the Bucs’ pilot light. [read more]

Bucs WR Breshad Perriman.

Damn, this Breshad Perriman is starting to become Mr. Clutch. [read more]

Monster game.

Cornerback Jamel Dean put his foot down months ago. It’s a contract year for him and he’s shooting for a fat bag in free agency. [read more]

Hex broken!

The slugfest is over and Joe is exhausted — and exhilarated.

Our beloved Buccaneers have emerged as the bad-boy bruisers of the NFC South while Saints hate across the Tampa Bay area has reached a new and glorious level. [read more]

Here we go!

The Bucs are playing for a massive “W” in New Orleans with a depleted roster. What a massive win this would, but it’s no must-win.

Bark, laugh, cry and cheer all game long with fellow fans (and a few haters) in the comments below.

Go Bucs!!!!

Joe cannot emphasize enough what an incredible deal this is. Load up for today’s games! Burger Monger is spectacular. Four Tampa Bay area locations.

Joe would be more intrigued by this development if the Bucs hadn’t lost so many games to slimy Saints quarterbacks not named Jameis Winston. [read more]

Bucs tight end Kyle Rudolph will not make his 2022 debut today.

Ugh!

The Bucs will have six active receivers against the slimy Saints this afternoon: Julio Jones (knee) and Chris Godwin (hamstring) will not be among them.

The available targets are Mike Evans, Russell Gage, Breshad Perriman, Scotty Miller, Jaelon Darden and Kaylon Geiger, just activated off the practice squad.

Donovan Smith is out (elbow) and the other dudes with no helmet on today are rookie cornerback Zyon McCollum (hamstring), tight end Kyle Rudolph, running back Ke’Shawn Vaughn and third-string QB Kyle Trask.