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In this edition, Todd discusses the fantasy fortunes of Kansas City and Tampa Bay through the first three weeks of the season. The Bucs Bulletin is presented by Brandon Legal Group.
Here’s one for the aging-fast folks who would actually care what legendary four-time Pro Bowl running back Eddie George thinks. [read more]
Offense needs to get in gear.
If the Bucs defense wasn’t so strong, is it possible the Bucs would be 0-3 right now? [read more]
Mike Edwards
No defensive backs unit has played better than the Bucs’, highlighted by a versatile and interchangeable three-headed monster at safety/slot cornerback. [read more]
Accepts responsibility.
Joe remembers how former Bucs coach Dirk Koetter always harped on fast starts. [read more]
Video evidence of Tom Brady’s arm strength.
Joe heard someone the other day say Tom Brady is the Nolan Ryan of quarterbacks. [read more]
A couple of strong, community-minded Tampa Bay businesses have decided they cannot stand on the sidelines and see good people not get the aid they need. [read more]
Striving for perfection.
You’d think a guy in charge of the defense which has given up zero touchdowns on the ground and has held three opponents to a combined three touchdowns through three games would be damn proud. [read more]
Film guru Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner is not one for hyperbole during his work for NFL Network or when he calls national games live on radio each week. [read more]
Joe will keep this simple.
The Bucs have announced that Sunday night’s Super Bowl LV rematch is on as planned — in Tampa.
It appears an announcement is forthcoming on how the game also will double as a hurricane relief effort raising funs and resources for neighboring communities.
It’s too early to tell whether edge rusher Joe Tyron-Shoyinka is taking that huge sophomore-season leap typical of great players. [read more]
Receiver Cole Beasley
Todd Bowles won’t have to “bite the bullet” when it comes to putting newcomer receiver Cole Beasley in the game. [read more]
Cites offensive hurdles.
Joe isn’t sure if Bucs offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich shares the same mentality, but a former NFL suit said on a recent podcast how offenses have to craft an attack plan. [read more]
The politicians are on board. [read more]
A little silver lining was revealed this morning. [read more]
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BY IRA KAUFMAN
It’s early, but a concerning trend is developing for the 2022 Buccaneers.
Throughout their 2-1 start, the Bucs are playing suffocating defense to compensate for a plodding attack. If you didn’t know better, you’d think it’s 1999 all over again. [read more]
Joe asked Devin White just one question yesterday on a conference call. [read more]
