(Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com.)

For the first time in 19 years, the Bucs won a home playoff game (the Super Bowl was not a home game). And as a result of yesterday’s win and the 49ers beating the Cowboys, the Bucs will host two playoff games in the same postseason for the first time since 1979. And just like that season, the Bucs started the playoffs by alley-beating the Eagles! What a Victory Monday! Get your java and let’s f’ing go! [read more]

The NFL released its schedule for the Division Round games next week and we have a good idea who the Bucs will play and we now know when. [read more]

It’s official. [read more]

New talent.

One of the greatest plays in Bucs history, if not one of the greatest plays in Tampa Bay sports history, was in the NFC Championship game last year when Scotty Miller caught a bomb from Tom Brady in the final seconds of the first half. It proved to be the winning touchdown. [read more]

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BY IRA KAUFMAN

THAT’S the way you take care of a playoff pretender.

The Bucs wasted no time in showing a national TV audience the difference between a 13-4 division champion and a 9-8 wild-card club.

If you arrived a little late for Sunday’s matchup, you missed the game because the Eagles were competitive for less than 15 minutes.

When the first quarter concluded, Tampa Bay had 11 first downs — Philadelphia had one. The Bucs had 25 snaps compared to 8 for the Eagles. The gap in total yards was 137-17.

Game, set, match. [read more]

Nearly goose egged the Eagles.

Only one postgame subject had Bucs Super Bowl-winning coach Bucco Bruce Arians less than over-the-top happy. [read more]

Man, Mike Evans was one happy dude after today’s hammering of the Eagles at The Licht House. [read more]

Bucs RB Ke’Shawn Vaughn

When Tom Brady hit the kill shot near the end of the third quarter with Mike Evans to seal a Bucs home playoff win, the first since January 2003 (no, the Super Bowl was not a home game), Bucs fans at the Stadium on Dale Mabry Highway went bananas. [read more]

After last Sunday’s season finale, Buccaneers savior linebacker Devin White put out a public call for energy.

It seems there was a reason. [read more]

Choking out Eagles run game.

Yeah, it helped to have injured starters return to the defense. But Joe is convinced it was more than that. [read more]

Giovani Bernard

Before performing as a key cog in the Bucs offense today, Giovani Bernard had just one catch and one rush since November 22. [read more]

Sets playoff record.

Joe had an idea this may happen. [read more]

Heroic day

Every playoff team needs hot players to carry it to the Super Bowl.

The Bucs had a few last year. Playoff Lenny comes to mind. [read more]

You just witnessed exactly what domination feels like, smells like and looks like.

What a performance by our mighty and beloved Buccaneers, winners of 22 of their last 26 games! [read more]

When’s the last time Tom Brady took four hits and three sacks in the first half of a football game? [read more]

Comment all through this glorious playoff game with fellow Buccaneers fans and a few Eagles-loving jerks.

Behave like a decent human being — unless you’re blasting the zebras or those Philly fans.

Go Bucs!!!!

Cornerback Sean Murphy-Bunting

Sean Murphy-Bunting’s bad hamstring was tested moments ago and it did not pass.

Inhale deeply. Here comes the bottle of cologne, Pierre Desir, to fill in at cornerback.

Iconic Bucs inside linebacker Lavonte David is active. Let’s hope his bad foot is good can withstand a whole game, or at least a hearty chunk of quality play.

No Playoff Lenny today. [read more]

Ryan Succop

Ryan Succop was an 83.3 percent field goal kicker this season, which ranked him behind three former Bucs kickers and 23rd-best overall among full-time NFL kickers. [read more]

Pivotal moment

Some Bucs fans would have straight up applauded if running back Ke’Shawn “Sneak” Vaughn was cut after his hands failed him in the Bucs’ embarrassing 9-0 loss to the Saints at The Licht House four weeks ago. [read more]

Big game today?

In the win over the Stinking Panthers last week, Bucs stud receiver Mike Evans had a monster catch-and-run near the end of the first half on a touchdown drive that gave the Bucs the lead for good. [read more]