Tip your waitress.

For those who paid rapt attention to the three worthless preseason games the Bucs played this summer, one will notice the struggles of the second-team offense. [read more]

Bucs GM lauds Bucs coach.

For Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht, there is one big reason why he was able to bring back all 22+1 starters from a Super Bowl-winning team. [read more]

Released.

There seems to be shock and surprise on Twitterverse over this transaction but Joe isn’t surprised nor shocked. [read more]

Sixth-best quarterback?

So NFL Network has its annual Top-100 list each summer where players vote on the top players in the league. [read more]

“Good to go” against Bucs.

So, how much do preseason games really mean? [read more]

Trendsetters.

Joe is not a fraud and raises a hand to admit being off-base. [read more]

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Bruce Arians defends.

It sure didn’t seem like rookie Jaelon Darden had a good game Saturday night. But Joe is not a Bucs coach and was watching a TV broadcast with a naked eye. Coaches look at (and see) the game differently using All-22. [read more]

Bucs LT Donovan Smith.

Initially, Bucs Super Bowl-winning coach Bucco Bruce Arians had planned to play his first-team offense for a full half on Saturday night. [read more]

Week 1 status.

The Bucs, including today, have 12 days to prepare for Week 1 and the season-opener against Dallas. Will Jordan Whitehead be on the field? [read more]

Retains gig.

If there was one guy of the 22+1 starters Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager brought back, there was one position that was sort of up in the air. [read more]

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Bucs coach Bucco Bruce Arians.

Bucs Super Bowl-winning coach Bucco Bruce Arians is a straight shooter. And since before the draft Arians has been harping about the need for better special teams play. [read more]

Lethal addition.

Joe has been saying this for about a year now.

Prove Joe wrong. [read more]

Alex Cappa

It was made quite clear by Bucs brass, the starting right guard job was one man’s to lose. [read more]

Decisions.

Well, Bucs Super Bowl-winning coach Bucco Bruce Arians is going to have some intrigue when it comes to defense. [read more]

Shaq

The big challenge for the Bucs this season?

Bucs sacks king Shaq Barrett talked about it … and then he walked the walk. [read more]

Excitement building.

Joe has tried to hogtie himself and not swallow the easy bait. [read more]

Ready for Dallas.

Micah Parsons, you ain’t playing Michigan State. [read more]