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Seeing Jameis Winston smiling and laughing and closing out the game for the Saints really made Joe ill.
It’s always bad news when your opponent’s third-string quarterback is doing that kind of thing.
Jameis even completed a pass. What a horrible exclamation point on one of the ugliest nights in team history.
Jameis ate a W after the Saints beat the Bucs 38-3 😂 pic.twitter.com/ldbApV6WH2
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) November 9, 2020
Shamefully unprepared
Tonight’s debacle is fully on Bucs coach Bucco Bruce Arians. Plain as day. [read more]
Todd Bowles’ defense got exposed tonight. And a trend is emerging. [read more]
The greatest sports book Joe ever read was John Feinstein’s “Season on the Brink.” It was a year in the life of Bobby Knight and the Indiana Hoosiers. [read more]
Donovan Smith’s late Halloween costume Sunday.
Look, Joe has defended starting left tackle Donovan Smith for years. Joe cannot any longer. [read more]
They said it wouldn’t happen.
All that culture change talk at One Buc Palace had a clear message: Tom Brady would bring a consistently new day in Tampa Bay. [read more]
Joe’s calling for calm.
The Bucs are 6-3. Tell yourself that five times.
Seattle (6-2) had its doors blown off in Buffalo today. [read more]
It’s a big-time game for a Buccaneers team that absolutely deserves the spotlight of Sunday Night Football.
Joe is fired up!!
Comment all game long right here with fellow fans. Be nice to each other. Be nice to Joe. And come back all through the wee hours for plenty out of this critical game.
Go Bucs!
“You see Tom, I told you I’d make you feel young again.”
Bucs quarterback Tom Brady downs so many records it is hard to count. [read more]
How good is Carlton Davis? [read more]
Bucs GM Jason Licht
Bucco Bruce Arians’ famous “No Risk It. No Biscuit” mantra has taken on a new meaning at One Buc Palace. [read more]
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“This is me.”
Joe really likes stats guy/gambler/football handicapper Warren Sharp. But on this one, Sharp swung and missed. [read more]
Wizardry with blitzes.
This is one of the coolest breakdowns Joe has seen. [read more]
Safe.
It’s such a habit for some people, they don’t know how to change the narrative. [read more]
Game 9
Saints (5-2) at Bucs (6-2)
Kickoff: 8:20 p.m.
TV: NBC (Locally WFLA-TV Channel 8).
File this under things you wouldn’t read during the Jameis Winston era. [read more]
Defends Antonio Brown.
Last week the gang at “Good Morning Football,” seen and heard weekday mornings on NFL Network, had their takes on Antonio Brown returning to the Bucs, and specifically returning to the NFL. [read more]
Ready.
Will Gholston was right. [read more]
Before Bucs right tackle Tristan Wirfs was drafted, some analysts claimed he was a little soft, a little too “nice guy” on the field. [read more]
Among league leaders.
Joe always has been and always will be a sack guy. Why this annoys some of Joe’s readers, well, that’s a mystery. [read more]
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Forget about Antonio Brown’s highly anticipated Buc debut for a moment. Let’s focus instead on a veteran wide receiver who can’t wait to torment the Saints Sunday evening. [read more]
