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Episode 2 of the weekend on The Ira Kaufman Podcast. Loads of Bucs talk on the docket, and it’s all presented by Bill Currie Ford, where GM Sean Sullivan is your personal guide to happiness and satisfaction.
Bill Currie Ford is one mile north of Raymond James Stadium on Dale Mabry Highway, and Sullivan is Ira’s great friend. He’s ready to help you personally — and to give you the Ira Kaufman discount on top of all their amazing deals. E-mail, call or visit Sean Sullivan at the Bill Currie showroom.
Big Storm beer from Big Storm Brewing Co. is the official beer of the podcast and their Clearwater location is where Ira watches ALL Bucs road games with fans. Try Florida’s best craft beer, especially Bromosa, their amazing tangerine IPA. Listening to Ira is fun, free and easy! Click play above or listen atApple Podcasts, Google Podcasts or Podbean.com, Stitcher, too, and more.
As many of you likely heard in an edition of the “Ira Kaufman Podcast” earlier this summer, there was great debate about who should be the Bucs’ No. 1 running back. [read more]
Click above to shop now at Tampa’s first family of Ford, BillCurrieFord.com. Reach out to Ira’s friend and GM Sean Sullivan for a hearty JoeBucsFan discount, and remember their nationwide lifetime warranty on new and used vehicles, Bill Currie Ford.
All kinds of Bucs talk flowing on The Ira Kaufman Podcast, and it’s all presented by Bill Currie Ford, where GM Sean Sullivan is your personal guide to happiness and satisfaction.
Bill Currie Ford is one mile north of Raymond James Stadium on Dale Mabry Highway, and Sullivan is Ira’s great friend. He’s ready to help you personally — and to give you the Ira Kaufman discount on top of all their amazing deals. E-mail, call or visit Sean Sullivan at the Bill Currie showroom.
Big Storm beer from Big Storm Brewing Co. is the official beer of the podcast and their Clearwater location is where Ira watches ALL Bucs road games with fans. Try Florida’s best craft beer, especially Bromosa, their amazing tangerine IPA. Listening to Ira is fun, free and easy! Click play above or listen atApple Podcasts, Google Podcasts or Podbean.com, Stitcher, too, and more.
If Joe were to tell you a guy coaching at a high level for decades just won his first Super Bowl but he’s not a top-five coach, you’d scratch your head, right? [read more]
Like most champions do, the Bucs came together last year in the playoffs. You always want ball out and get hot and peak right when the playoffs begin. [read more]
“Tommy, look around when you’re there for my New Jersey Generals hat.”
Joe’s getting a visual of Vita Vea in the Lincoln Bedroom, sipping a Big Storm Wavemaker Amber Ale and testing the limits of that precious old furniture. [read more]
Everything came together perfectly for the Bucs in December, January and February, and one Tampa Bay player says it was a byproduct of superior management. [read more]
All kinds of Bucs insight and fun on The Free Stretch podcast, aka Bobby Fenton doing his thing at JoeBucsFan.com. The Free Stretch always has stimulating Bucs talk and more presented by Bill Currie Ford. Remember Bill Currie Ford’s nationwide lifetime warranty on new and preowned vehicles!! Follow Bobby on Twitter, @bobbygameday.
For 4 years, The Free Stretch has been right here at JoeBucsFan.com after being heard on several radio stations dating back to 2006. Bobby also hosted a national show on Sporting News Radio. [read more]
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Joe’s got a not-so-bold prediction. 
Training camp kicks off in eight short days!
The Buccaneers with their hands in the dirt are finally getting big-time respect. 
Everything came together perfectly for the Bucs in December, January and February, and one Tampa Bay player says it was a byproduct of superior management. 
