Joe can only imagine the F-bombs flowing from Bucco Bruce Arians when he found out a bunch of his former assistant coaches got fired by Todd Bowles. [read more]
So last year Bucs coach Todd Bowles said he didn’t want to run Bucco Bruce Arians’ no-risk-it; no-biscuit offense, despite the offense tearing up the NFL like few others. Why? One reason given is because Bowles thought that offense zapped the Bucs of stamina. [read more]
“Andrew, I’ve been down this post-Arians road before.”
The Bucs have been busy this week trying to find the right guy to perform CPR on their struggling offense after they punted Byron Leftwich for crimes against good football. [read more]
Perhaps the greatest disappointment for Bucs fans last week was the Tampa Bay defense allowing four touchdowns on consecutive drives as Dallas put the game away early. [read more]
Former Texans head coach and former Tom Brady offensive coordinator Bill O’Brien is no longer a candidate to run the Bucs offense. He’s headed back to New England. [read more]
Joe is willing to wager one element of the Bucs’ offense improves next year, no matter who the quarterback is. And how could it not improve? [read more]
If this happens, it would be the biggest thing to hit Vegas since Elvis worked the Hilton (which is now the Westgate, home of the famed SuperBook). [read more]
Joe is a big, big fan of ESPN’s Louis Riddick. He may be one of the smartest guys working as a football analyst. He’s also a cool dude in person. [read more]
“You SOB, don’t you f@cking ever ask me that again or this will be your last f@cking broadcasting gig.”
Joe isn’t sure how many folks were listening to Tom Brady’s saccharine, awful podcast on SiriusXM Mad Dog Radio last night. But man did he snap. [read more]