Add Raheem The Dream to the list of Bucs (Antonio Bryant and Donald Penn) who like to refer to themselves in the third person.

Joe can relate. A little odd coming from a head coach in the NFL. But still, Joe finds it very entertaining.

Last night, during Raheem The Dream’s weekly show on 620 WDAE-AM, the head coach was asked about going for the two-point converstion late in the third quarter leading 19-7.

Raheem The Dream said the recommendation comes from pre-determined scenarios managed by running backs coach Steve Logan.

Host T.J. Rives asked Raheem The Dream why there was a such a “helter skelter” scene on the field when the Bucs decided to go for it. The head coach confessed he was the cause.

“It was a bad communication by Raheem. I didn’t tell my special teams coach I was going for two,” Raheem The Dream said. “We knew we were going to go for two on offense, and I got to get into Rich Bisaccia sooner. He doesn’t have the headset on … and I was assuming that. It was a bad job by the head coach.”

Joe’s not going to clobber Raheem The Dream for being unprepared on this one. It’s inexcusable, but stuff happens.