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Bucs’ lines five-star worthy?
There is an old football saying that if you control the line of scrimmage, you will control the game. If you believe that — Joe tends to — then the Bucs should dominate this fall. [read more]
Leader of men.
Joe remembers not that long ago fans habitually hollering and stomping their feet ranting that the Bucs offensive was total garbage and a bunch of turnstiles. Joe never thought the offensive line was bad at all. Perfect, no, but not bad. [read more]
LBs get props.
As Joe noted earlier, former NFL defensive back, scout and current NFL talking head Bucky Brooks has a list of best duos at their positions. [read more]
Giovani Bernard better be careful. [read more]
Head coach Todd Bowles
Far too many Bucs fans are quivering in public restroom stalls worried about Tampa Bay’s “tough schedule.”
These might be the same folks who freak out when they’re down to nine rolls of toilet paper at home. [read more]
Bucs rival now.
The Stinking Panthers became less horrible today. [read more]
Time to open a Big Storm beer and continue a debate that was getting hot yesterday. [read more]
Joe has referenced how it’s currently list season for various NFL media types. You know, compilations like the top-8 backup receivers likely to improve their yards-after-catch numbers after halftime.
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There’s something about those Tampa Bay uniforms that seems to bring out the best in certain opponents. Let’s single them out for what they are — pure, unadulterated Buc-killers. [read more]
Gamblers taking notice.
As the Great GOB, the late great Chris Thomas, would say, you might want to call your short-term investment broker.
Of if you live in an enlightened state, just pull out your phone. [read more]
Savior.
There is a split decision at JoeBucsFan.com world headquarters, and it has nothing to do with the fridge being stocked with Bromosa. [read more]
Expectations.
If you believe in the NFL cliché that players establish themselves as pros in their second season, then this is the year the Bucs need/expect Joe Tryon-Shoyinka to show his worth. [read more]
Fears Gronk is gone.
Bucs star wide receiver Mike Evans dearly wants foot-rubbing tight end Rob Gronkowski to return. [read more]
Bucco Bruce Arians’ “guys” shouldn’t have to be Todd Bowles’.
A few executives rather close to Bucs general manager Jason Licht shared some of their philosophies on assistant coaches and Joe’s interest was piqued. [read more]
Rookie running back Rachaad White.
This scouting report is ironic, encouraging and a little deflating all at the same time. [read more]
Former Bucs cornerback Richard Sherman.
There’s a big divide among the stat nerds and the eye tests of seasoned observers when it comes to Tampa Bay defensive backs. [read more]
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Gamblers weigh in.
Will Tom Brady’s run of good luck with interceptions continue as a 45-year old quarterback? It’s going to be close if you believe the gamblers. [read more]
