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In this edition of The Todd Wright Fantasy Football Podcast, Todd spotlights the 90 minutes between 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. eastern time on Sunday when a winning fantasy playoff move was available to be made in a high percentage of leagues. The Todd Wright Fantasy Football Podcast is presented by Hooters.

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Joe would have ignored this nugget from former NFL MVP quarterback Rich Gannon, who now works for CBS, but Gannon said specifically that he’s been talking to people in Tampa. [read more]

An ex-Buc explains first-half woes

A prominent former Buccaneer has watched the Bucs-Falcons film and shared ideas on what went wrong in the first half yesterday, when the Bucs flashed fans back to 2013. [read more]

Joe is really having a day of ecstasy after the Bucs’ thrilling victory yesterday. [read more]

Halftime is for bathrooms.

Joe will never forget how many fans killed former Bucs commander Greg Schiano for telling the truth. [read more]

One reason Joe sometimes references 1980s wrestlers is that the “sport” had such great, hilarious characters. [read more]

Draws two flags on one play.

Joe can’t recall a defensive player getting flagged for two separate penalties on the same play, and the zebras walked off both penalties. [read more]

Much love for Bucs defender.

In the eyes of “Good Morning Football” co-host and friend of JoeBucsFan.com Peter Schrager, the Bucs may not have recorded a win yesterday in Atlanta without the play of a certain defender. [read more]

It’s become expected and underappreciated, even while thriving in historic fashion.

So Joe’s taking a minute to pull it from the shadows. [read more]

More targets, please.

Kevin Patra of NFL.com doesn’t believe the Bucs’ comeback in the second half yesterday was much of a coincidence. [read more]

Bucs WR Antonio Brown acknowledges Bucs fans as he leaves the field following the Bucs’ 31-27 win Sunday in Atlanta.

Happy Victory Monday! The Bucs decided to give us an early Christmas present yesterday. Or was it the choking Dixie Chicks? [read more]

When Team Glazer hired Bucco Bruce Arians, they bought one of the most skilled playcallers in the NFL, a guy well known for his process of scripting plays to start a game. [read more]

Family-owned Bill Currie Ford is a 60-year Tampa treasure, one mile north of Raymond James Stadium. Ira Kaufman wholeheartedly endorses them. Amazing year-end sales happening right now. Start shopping at BillCurrieFord.com!

BY IRA KAUFMAN

How sweet it is. How sour it could have been.

If the Bucs hadn’t rallied from that 17-0 halftime deficit in Atlanta, they’d be clinging to a one-game wild-card lead over Chicago with two weeks remaining, knowing the Bears own the head-to-head tie-breaker.

That scenario would have led to a very nervous Christmas week for Tampa Bay fans.

It didn’t happen because Tom Brady threw for 320 yards in the final two quarters and Devin White provided a pass rush that was woeful for most of the afternoon. Another lousy start, another frantic finish.

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Buc Ball 2020. [read more]

Bucs coach Bucco Bruce Arians.

It seems only a formality that the Bucs are going to make the playoffs. [read more]

The football gods were miraculously giving to the Bucs today.

The biggest upset of the NFL season, one of the biggest in history, was a special gift to Tampa Bay. [read more]

Bucco Bruce Arians knows he has a ridiculously unique and rather strange football team that sits with a 9-5 record on the cusp of the playoffs. [read more]

Sadly, the Bucs have a new injury in their secondary, and that’s not Joe talking about the potentially wounded prides of Carlton Davis and Sean Murphy-Bunting, aka Sean “Burn Me” Bunting. [read more]

Bucs in good hands with No. 12.

So that is twice this year the Bucs, down 17 at halftime, have rallied with a furious second half to get a win. [read more]

Joe apologizes for the graphic nature of the photograph, but it’s not every day that you see a guy significantly ill on the sidelines head back into a football game.

That’s Mike Evans. [read more]

Bucs RT Tristian Wirfs celebrates Bucs securing a winning season.

In all the giddiness of a wild come-from-behind win over the hated rival Dixie Chicks, the Bucs did something today that sadly has become all too rare in these parts after the franchise kicked Chucky out of One Buc Palace. [read more]

Backup stands tall

Take a bow, general manager Jason Licht. [read more]

Antonio Brown falls to his knees in celebration after his 46-yard touchdown catch gave the Bucs the lead for good.

Hey, it’s true! Antonio Brown really is a weapon. He really did make an impact. [read more]