Joe believes Donald Penn's play this season is Pro Bowl worthy.

When Joe wrote that headline above, he has to admit: He let out a chuckle, sort of the same response when Joe hears a foolish person try to tell him that it is not true that Caybrew is superb choice in holiday refreshments, despite the fact they have never drank one.

The best way for anyone to get Joe to buy them a Caybrew is to utter such nonsense to him at a quality watering hole that stocks Caybrew.

Upon further study with the Bucs, there may be some players that are actually worthy of a Pro Bowl selection, despite the Bucs quality of play more suited for a toilet bowl.

Stylish Backwards Hat, better known as Rick Brown of the Lakeland Ledger, ponders which Bucs may get the nod.

Offensively, guard Davin Joseph made the team last season. Will he go back-to-back? What about left tackle Donald Penn, who has done an admirable job of holding off opponents’ speed rusher and protecting the quarterback’s back side? How about center Jeff Faine, the glue to this unit?

On defense, Aqib Talib leads the team in interceptions and often plays against the opponents’ best receiver. Should he get a nod? What about Tanard Jackson? Linebacker Barrett Ruud is fifth in the league in tackles. Is this his year?

In Joe’s eyes, Donald Penn should be a slam dunk. Joe believes no Bucs player has played as well this season as Penn.

Tanard Jackson would be a good choice as well, but he may be hurt due to missing four games to begin the season as he served a suspension for failing to take a drug test.

Aqib Talib may also be playing Pro Bowl-type football, but Joe wonders if his mishap with a cabby may have clouded his performances?