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Are Bucs lacking confidence?
The mystique of Playoff Lenny/Lombardi Lenny Fournette makes it easy to forget that he was benched after the Bucs’ December bye week, deactivated for a critical game against the then-struggling Bucs versus a Vikings team that had won five of its last six games. [read more]
Tough on the run.
Something jumped out at Joe while going through Ryan McCrystal’s final mock draft last night. [read more]
Is this a reach?
Joe and many of the draft mockers come at mock drafts with polar opposite values. [read more]
Have Bucs moved on?
So what the heck is going on with Antonio Brown and the Bucs? Perhaps Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht will shed light on the subject today? [read more]
Prepared.
The Bucs made a lot of news last week when their players became the first of three NFL rosters to call a team boycott on gathering for voluntary workouts this spring at One Buc Palace, citing lingering concerns about The Sickness. [read more]
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Doubted
An on-air mock draft featuring a couple of guys who know the Bucs roster very well concluded Tampa Bay could find a quick-impact player with the No. 32 overall pick next week. [read more]
Total package.
OK, it’s time once again boys and girls to play “Beat Joe Up” because Joe likes a player the Bucs can certainly use, especially beginning next year when the cupboard may be bare. [read more]
Cloning?
One great thing about the NFL Draft, aside from the Bucs picking at No. 32, is the fact that evaluating players will always be a changing and inexact science.
It’s what makes the draft fun, and what makes draft gurus (and team executives) who think they know it all a laughable crew. [read more]
Quarterback chatter.
Maybe Peter Schrager wasn’t off his rocker? [read more]
During the JoeBucsFan.com draft party at Big Storm Brewery in Clearwater, Thursday night, April 29, two lucky fans attending will each win a $250 American Express gift card thanks to Joe’s friends at Florida’s Elite Restoration. (More cool Bucs giveaways, too.)
Joe is getting fired up. More fun announcements in the coming days.
Your video invitation to Big Storm Clearwater, Thursday night, April 29! Giveaways, special guests, and more. Ira Kaufman and Joe will be in the house starting at 7 p.m.
It only took a handful of months for Bucs fans to hear stunning praise after one of the drafts during The Lost Decade. [read more]
Former Bucs QB Shaun King watching a 2016 practice with GM Jason Licht
There’s some disagreement at JoeBucsFan world headquarters — and across Bucs fandom — as to what positions the Bucs should target in next week’s draft, if they target positions at all. [read more]
Busy man.
Sleepless nights are no longer a thing for Bucs fans. [read more]
Bucs WR Tyler Johnson.
Two rookies last year showed Joe enough to maintain hope. [read more]
Buckle up
Joe was really stoked listening to Mike Evans. [read more]
Bucs GM Jason Licht.
This subject seems to be bubbling to the surface and Joe thinks it is the ultimate in crazytalk. [read more]
Bit of a surprise for Bucs ILB.
This is cool data and may explain some things for Bucs fans when the smoke clears in two weeks after the draft is over. [read more]
Lavonte David
A little clarity on Bucs history has emerged. [read more]
The Sage of Tampa Bay Sports has been a JoeBucsFan.com columnist since July 2016, when Joe signed Ira in free agency to a 13-year contract with 6 1/2 voidable years plus incentives. All of Ira’s work is presented by the iconic Tampa dealership, Bill Currie Ford, one mile north of Raymond James Stadium. Ira’s friend Sean Sullivan is the Bill Currie GM and he wants to assist you personally — and give you a discount. Find him at BillCurrieFord.com or give him a call.
BY IRA KAUFMAN
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers proudly took center stage for a night of charity and celebration at Innisbrook Resort. [read more]
Philosophy seen with Bucs.
Joe went down the rabbit hole of YouTube last night and discovered a football gem. [read more]
