Testing the run defense.

So the Bucs claim to be a stop-the-run-first defense?

It looked the opposite on Sunday night against Dr. Ferdie Pacheco and Clyde Edwards-Helaire. They gouged the run defense for 155 yards. [read more]

Still a future with Bucs?

Look, Joe isn’t going to go Page Six or TMZ here, but since it involves an international superstar athlete whose daytime job is the quarterback of your Buccaneers, it is all relevant. [read more]

Still a possibility?

Let the speculation begin. [read more]

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The one asset the 2022 Buccaneers could count on most is suddenly under scrutiny. [read more]

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In episode 36, Todd highlights this year’s top producing quarterbacks, running backs and pass catchers. He also points out the Detroit Lions are clearly playing fantasy football and doing it quite well.

Reflects on healthy receivers.

If your eyes told you the Bucs’ passing game looked different against the Chiefs, they weren’t lying. [read more]

Hangs it up.

That didn’t last long.

After two games with the Bucs, veteran receiver Cole Beasley has decided to retire, claims Tom Pelissero of NFL Network.

Beasley ends his storied career with the Bucs having caught four balls for 17 yards.

Apparently, Beasley wants to spend more time with his family.

Where have we heard that before?

Plays like he’s 30.

If you believe all the debris that surrounded Tom Brady’s hostile attempt to be part of the Dolphins’ roster and ownership group, then it seems Brady’s goal is to own a team someday. [read more]

Be smarter.

If you take care of the little things, the big things will take care of themselves. [read more]

Bucs coach Todd Bowles.

Folks could call Joe a new school football guy in that Joe likes passing and fully understands without a quarterback, an NFL team has no shot.

That’s all there is to it. [read more]

Minor injury.

The sight jarred Joe, witnessing Tom Brady holding his right shoulder with his left hand Sunday night. [read more]

The Tampa Bay defense is on a four-game streak of starting slowly in games. [read more]

The Bucs faced adversity last week, relocating on short notice with a modern day Noah’s Ark of players, pets, family members and luggage to Miami so they could practice and evacuate Tampa simultaneously. [read more]

Sean Murphy-Bunting

Former Bucs head coach Dirk Koetter used to say safety Keith Tandy and tight end Luke Stocker would make great coaches. [read more]

The beast of the Bucs’ beastly receivers.

Joe can’t wait to see what happens when the Buccaneers’ beastly receiving crops gets on the field again.

It seems that’s coming on Sunday. [read more]

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A report today from a Tom Brady business affiliate notes that the famous Brady couple is headed toward divorce. [read more]

Best Bucs offensive player.

Stud wide receiver Mike Evans is in his ninth NFL season. Generally, guys have to play at least a decade before they start breaking franchise records. [read more]

The throw-throw-throw Bucs of 2020 and 2021 haven’t strayed too far from their identity when you look at leaguewide 2022 NFL numbers through four games for every team. [read more]

After a lot of time to reflect, a stud of the Buccaneers defense shared a moment of clarity on what went wrong Sunday night. [read more]