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Pleas for reason.
Joe’s starting to get worn out from this concocted drama that Bucco Bruce Arians has turned off park-violating, home-invading, NFLPA-ignoring Bucs quarterback Tom Brady through his honest, public wrist-slapping of Brady’s picks. [read more]
Joe talked a lot this offseason about Tampa Bay coaches’ aversion to modern technology. [read more]
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Did the Bucs go all-in to beat the Saints, or is there a lack of confidence when it comes to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ depth at outside linebacker? [read more]
Sad analysis.
James Jones is losing his mind. [read more]
He wasn’t average.
For years Joe has thought the offensive line of the Bucs is OK. It’s not a jailbreak on every snap, nor is it five dudes pancaking defenders, either. [read more]
This post reminds Joe of former Bucs defensive tackle Gerald McCoy talking about how he didn’t have any mentors during his rookie season. [read more]
Beloved
The Buccaneers love their No. 1 running back. [read more]
Looking at wrong numbers.
The history of Bucs coach Bucco Bruce Arians suggests quarterbacks in their first year with him are prone to picks. [read more]
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Says what he means.
Can you imagine a football coach who said a player who didn’t play well actually didn’t play well catching so much flack? [read more]
Dr. David Chao.
A man who spent nearly two decades as an NFL team doctor has weighed in on what he sees from Bucs receiver Chris Godwin’s concussion. [read more]
An encouraging stat has surfaced that is very good for the NFL game and not-so-good for your beloved Bucs. [read more]
Sunday was more than a rough day for our beloved Tampa Bay Buccaneers. [read more]
Perfectionist.
Erin Andrews is making the rounds this week. Why? She is part of a rare group. [read more]
Will Gholston had a special day
In Game 104 of his career, perhaps Will Gholston was peaking, launching a special season at 29 years old. [read more]
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“We’re good, Bruce. If I drank, I’d go have a few with you. You can come over to Jeter’s house before I get evicted. Will your doctor let you have an avocado soy milkshake?”
Joe guesses people are so conditioned to spin and to be conned that when they hear candor, the unfamiliarity of it triggers them. [read more]
The bad news is Mike Evans continues to nurse his hamstring (though Bucco Bruce Arians says he is just ine). Joe also thinks it’s bad news that Donovan Smith now has a knee injury, though Joe knows some fans would disagree.
See on the home page regarding Chris Godwin’s brain. Jordan Whitehead left the field Sunday holding his arm but apparently was good to go today.
The Tom Brady freaker-outers will gulp down this and enjoy it, as will the legions of Bucs offensive line critics. [read more]
Analysis.
A couple of former Patriots beat guys have full faith that park-violating, home-invading, NFLPA-ignoring Bucs quarterback Tom Brady will bounce back from his yawning first game as a Bucs signal-caller. [read more]
