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Bucs coach Todd Bowles.
The Bucs are on pace to be the worst rushing offense since the NFL-AFL merger in 1970. They currently are the worst team in the NFL in yards-per-carry by damn near a half-yard. [read more]
Calls out Bucs.
If you think the Bucs look awful, don’t worry, that perception is beginning to catch on from sea to shining sea after the Bucs did their best to chase Amazon customers to Walmart.com Thursday night. [read more]
Got no help.
Very, very interesting stuff from a guy known as one of the great defensive coordinators of the past few decades. [read more]
Exactly 10 days ago, Todd Bowles said on radio that his Buccaneers have toughness problems.
Today, and two losses later, he said the team has no toughness deficiencies. [read more]
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Lifelong Bucs fan and longtime media guy Bobby Fenton is all over the mess that is the Bucs on The Free Stretch podcast, year-round since 2017 at JoeBucsFan.com. It’s a rare postgame edition. Follow Bobby on Twitter, @bobbygameday. The Free Stretch is always a fine listen, presented by Bill Currie Ford. Remember Bill Currie Ford’s nationwide lifetime warranty on new and USED vehicles!!
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For 5+ years, The Free Stretch has been here for Bucs fans after being heard on several radio stations dating back to ancient times 2006. Bobby also hosted a national show on Sporting News Radio. [read more]
The torn Achilles suffered by Bucs sacks king Shaq Barrett last night is tragic for the Bucs’ hopes this season, but it also likely extends into 2023. [read more]
Done for 2022.
Last night it was “feared.” Now it is reality. [read more]
Warning, the following is painful to any Bucs fan who understands that trying hard is essential to winning a game tied in the third quarter. [read more]
Joe sure hopes fans realize many players have issues in their personal lives that may or may not affect their play on the field.
A few Bucs examples you probably never heard of. [read more]
Clearly missed.
One thing Bucs coach Todd Bowles won’t say about what’s wrong with his run defense is the personnel isn’t as good as what he had in past years. [read more]
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BY IRA KAUFMAN
They’re not very good. In fact, they’re downright lousy.
You can focus on the coaching staff, but you’re kidding yourself if you believe this collection of players is capable of a championship run.
Without doing anything special, the visiting Ravens just badly outplayed the Bucs before a national TV audience trying to identify the impersonator wearing No. 12.
It could have been even worse, had Baltimore not dropped at least two interceptions. Tom Brady played O.K., but O.K. isn’t nearly good enough because the rest of Tampa Bay’s talent is suddenly suspect. [read more]
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In episode 40 of The Todd Wright Fantasy Football Podcast, Todd talks about the rise of Daniel Jones, the fall of Jonathan Taylor and the stupidity of any fantasy owners who did not play (or trade) DeAndre Hopkins last week.
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Poor discipline.
The Bucs won 29 games combined in 2020 and 2021, with Tom Brady leading the offense, so it’s hard to label the Bucs a dumb team. [read more]
What a dreadful night last night. And it may be a dreadful morning today for a Bucs coach. So let’s not waste any time. [read more]
Huge numbers for Mike Evans.
Somehow the Bucs offense is miserable with Mike Evans having a standout year, one of the best eight-game starts of his career. [read more]
Bucs GM Jason Licht
The only significant upside in the Bucs’ punchless loss to the Ravens last night was the return of Julio Jones, and Bucs general manager Jason Licht talked about it. [read more]
