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Longtime NFL super insider Peter King is known for pontificating and bloviating at times to his huge NBC audience, but Joe can’t ignore the guy since he has talked to all the Buccaneers power players this summer and is well versed in everything Tom Brady. [read more]
With kickoff in 16 days — sixteen! — Joe is dialed in on all things Saints and devoured every second of the new SiriusXM NFL Radio visit to New Orleans training camp. [read more]
New best friend named Tommy.
This is the story of a boy named Tommy who moved to a new town from out of state and tries to fit in with his new classmates and teachers and neighborhood boys. [read more]
The dreaded south end zone field goal posts. Where Bucs kickers go to die.
Steamy day for the Bucs’ scrimmage at the Den of Depression. Let’s take a peek at the play on the field. [read more]
So how did Tom Brady look today at the team’s intrasquad scrimmage. [read more]
Bucs rookie Ke’Shawn Vaughn
Friday Fumbles! [read more]
Strong summer.
A lot has been written about the two name Bucs tight ends this summer. [read more]
Carlton Davis
Joe’s not pressing a panic button, but there were two injuries to starters in the Buccaneers’ intrasquad scrimmage today. [read more]
Tom Brady literally pounds a table
Don’t underestimate the head coach-quarterback relationship. [read more]
Lavonte David is kicking off his ninth Buccaneers season, but he’s a linebacker without a contract for 2021. [read more]
Bucs kicker Matt Gay
Fun Buccaneers practice and scrimmage this morning inside the Den of Depression, also known as the Stadium on Dale Mabry Highway and the 1996 Community Investment Tax stadium. [read more]
Renewed focus.
Last year when Bucs stars Mike Evans and Chris Godwin went down with bum wheels, No. 3 receiver Breshad Perriman blew up. [read more]
New honors
Wait a minute? Step up? How can a guy who is on a path for the Pro Football Hall of Fame possibly “step up?”
Here’s how: [read more]
Ronald Jones
Twelve-year veteran running back LeSean McCoy dropped some love on Ronald Jones yesterday, which had Joe running for the history books to see what/who “Shady” might be talking about. [read more]
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Joe plans to resist the easy one-liners and stay focused on the importance of this post. [read more]
Calm down, haters.
Sage JoeBucsFan.com columnist Ira Kaufman has not been replaced as the official Tampa-area representative among the esteemed Pro Football Hall of Fame voters. [read more]
A return of a Bucs star and the projected No. 1 running back looking like a No. 1 running back highlighted today’s practice at One Buc Palace. Let’s get after it! [read more]
Strong practice today.
Things can change very rapidly in two days. [read more]
Rookie RT Tristan Wirfs
The Buccaneers’ rookie manbeast right tackle, No. 13 overall pick Tristan Wirfs, stopped jumping out of pools four weeks ago and jumped into the fire of his first training camp. [read more]
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What a difference a couple of days can make… A Monday JoeBoltsFan podcast may have been a little on the negative side, but after Games 2 and 3, there is reason for genuine optimism. Breaking down Boston-Bolts Games 1-3, noting Jon Cooper’s wise adjustments, the keys to Game 4 and a fresh Great Bolt Breakdown – this is the JoeBoltsFan Podcast, presented all playoffs long by Bill Currie Ford! Thanks again to our friends at Bill Currie Ford!
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Gives a state of the Bucs address
Man, Bucs running back LeSean McCoy really took the ball and ran with it after Joe asked him a question this morning following practice.
This will put quite a smile on the faces of Bucs fans, and surprise more than a few. [read more]
Some fans say Donovan Smith doesn’t finish enough plays the way they want him to. [read more]
