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O.J. Howard and Metallica.
Joe isn’t much of a Metallica fan. In fact, Joe’s not a Metallica fan. Maybe Joe likes three of their songs. The rest? Meh.
Joe’s just not a speed metal guy. [read more]
Training camp is all over for the Bucs. The team technically went into regular season gameweek mode today and will be fully there beginning tomorrow when the Tampa Bay pen and mic club will only be allowed to watch the first 30 minutes of practice, which entails dudes warming up and using giant rubber bands to stretch. [read more]
Joe’s draft-night cringing will continue. [read more]
Virus talk
Bucco Bruce Arians scared a lot of fans with his recent comments to NBC Sports. [read more]
Honored
Former Bucs great Keyshawn Johnson played a game on ESPN TV yesterday. [read more]
Bucs are self-motivated.
To read and hear Bucs Super Bowl-winning coach Bucco Bruce Arians talk, the only thing missing from Bucs training camp practices for him is a clean glass and a bottle of Eagle Rare. [read more]
Tom Brady already advised the world that about 90 percent of what he tells the media isn’t quite honest.
So it’s especially interesting to hear what Brady has to say and guess what’s real and what’s fabricated. [read more]
As of midnight this morning, the good people of BetMGM still had the Bucs’ season-win total over/under at 11.5. [read more]
Bucs OLB Jason Pierre-Paul.
Guys who believe games are played by numbers get shaken when folks (like Joe) don’t always swallow the numbers they peddle. [read more]
Licking his chops?
It seems no team will face more garbage quarterbacks than the Bucs’ defense will square up against this fall. [read more]
Bucs coach Bucco Bruce Arians
The greatest opponent for a defending champion is complacency. [read more]
Peer-reviewed
Devin White has entered Gerald McCoy territory. [read more]
Is there a more unique dude on the Buccaneers than Jason Pierre-Paul? [read more]
The Buccaneers’ second-round pick quarterback might not be seen much for a while. [read more]
Starting job in danger.
Either Bucs right guard Alex Cappa is on the verge of losing his starting job or Bucs Super Bowl-winning coach Bucco Bruce Arians fired a shot across the pirate ship for Cappa to get his tail in gear. [read more]
Return approaching.
Hard-hitting starting Bucs safety Jordan Whitehead has missed most of training camp with an unspecified injury. But his return is nearing. [read more]
Bruce Arians not a big fan of JUGS machines.
In the past week or two, Bucs Super Bowl-winning coach Bucco Bruce Arians has not liked how receivers (not the big three) seemed to have developed a case of the dropsies they can’t shake. [read more]
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Bucs coach Bucco Bruce Arians.
When the Bucs entered the draft, Super Bowl-winning coach Bucco Bruce Arians made no secret that the goal was to build depth and get special teams players. [read more]
