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Ira Talks Satisfying Preseason, Tony Dungy On Gerald McCoy Breaking Out, Safety Realities, Jameis Return After The Bye, Careful Reporting, Fluid Corner Situation, Cappa Review And More

August 28th, 2018

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The Sage of Tampa Bay sports fires away on all things Bucs today via his seasoned analytical skills and his remarkable Brooklyn/Tampa accent. This episode surely will have you drooling for opening day. The Ira Kaufman Podcast is always fun and informative, and it’s presented by Ed Morse Cadillac Tampa and Ed Morse Cadillac Brandon. Click play above or tune in at iTunes, Google Play or Podbean.com. Find the Ira ranked on the Google Play podcast “Top Charts” (all genres nationwide), where it’s been for most of the past 10 months!! Stay informed, thinking and smiling every single Tuesday & Thursday — and there is NO offseason. Click or download above. It’s fun, free and easy. Enjoy!

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2 Responses to “Ira Talks Satisfying Preseason, Tony Dungy On Gerald McCoy Breaking Out, Safety Realities, Jameis Return After The Bye, Careful Reporting, Fluid Corner Situation, Cappa Review And More”

  1. El Buco Realisto Says:
    August 28th, 2018 at 4:11 pm

    The “lost decade”!!!!! The “real” fans call it the “decade of talk show Dominik and loser lovie”!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    #trust the coaches!!!!!!! Fix the “real” problem, the roster!!!!!!!!!!!

    Go Bucs!!!!!!!!!!!

  2. XpfcWintergreen2 Says:
    August 28th, 2018 at 10:18 pm

    I just finished listening to the Tuesday morning podcast for the 28th. It was chock-full of good stuff. That’s why I come here to listen. I could babel on at length with responses, so I won’t.
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    Jerel Worthy was mentioned near the end of the podcast.

    Michael Bennett was an undrafted free agent for the Seattle Seahawks in 2009. He then landed in Tampa Bay that same year. He built a foundation here, including having 9 sacks in 2012, then he hightailed it back to Seattle.

    His record since then is well known to NFL football fans in general and most Bucs fans as well. He was traded to Philadelphia in the Spring and made the news today with a felony charge against him. (I assume the news broke after the podcast was over wit.)

    It was mentioned in today’s discussion how angry he would get after losses here and his rough behaviour in the post game locker room.

    A question might be was his departure more of a result of his disdain for the losing culture here at the time? Or was he “allowed” to depart because he was perceived to be of “undesirable” character and unwanted by the powers that be within the Buccaneers’ organization? (Or maybe it was something else altogether.)

    I know very much nothing about our newest defensive lineman. I have no reason to compare his situation to that of Bennett’s except for the idea of his being brought in for evaluation as a player. I am going to watch his situation with interest if he remains on the roster this season.
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    Go Bucs!!!!