Kyle Rudolph Understands Saints Hate

July 23rd, 2022

New Bucs tight end Kyle Rudolph may be a little washed out as a player, but his social media game appears in great shape.

Signed earlier this week, the former Pro Bowl tight end will be at opening day of training camp on Wednesday — four more days! — to meet all his new teammates. But he already has something in common with them; he knows how satisfying beating the Saints in a big game can be.

Rudolph caught the game-winning touchdown in overtime against New Orleans on their home turf in the 2019 season playoffs. Saints fans will tell you Rudolph pushed off and it was a garbage no-call that cost the Saints dearly against a lesser Vikings team.

Did Rudolph push off and deserve a pass inteference call? It sure looked like he did.

Today, Rudolph took to Twitter to apparently remind Saints fans and tell them he’ll see them soon.

It’s all in the Tweet below. And yeah, Rudolph plans to wear No. 8.

31 Responses to “Kyle Rudolph Understands Saints Hate”

  1. DoooshLaRue Says:

    I love it!

  2. Chris Tucker@Apple Roof Cleaning Tampa Says:

    LOL, well at least he hates the Saints too!
    It will be interesting to see if he has anything left, or not.

  3. CleanHouse Says:

    He just marked his territory. Good battles to come.

  4. SB~LV Says:

    Oh no !
    Another nothing
    Grrrr the Dead Season needs a toe tag !

  5. Mike Bruce Says:

    Washed up TE and a washed up QB. BUCS getting swept with an even BETTER defense this year. Saints going all the way baby. Brady going out with injuries this year.

  6. Matlok727 Says:

    Mike Bruce if our qb is washed up yours drowned

  7. Woodenman Says:

    Hey Mike let me know if Alvin is playing.

  8. Bird Says:

    Hey its ndog

    Now his name is mike bruce. 😂

  9. Richard Says:

    Real class act Mike…hoping the greatest qb in NFL history gets injured…WTF.. you are an absolute moron and a sorry excuse for a “sports fan”….AH!!! CAN U GUESS WHAT THE INITIALS MEAN?

  10. Chris K Says:

    I just left a Saints fan page to tell them all that Mike Bruce is a b*tch ass troll who’s looking for fellow male Saints fans to mast-ur-bate while watching the Goat play on Sundays…

  11. Goatfarmer Says:

    Well seeing as how Mike Bruce is a fan of the dirtiest team in NFL history who intentionally took out Godwin and Fournette last season, and has put bounties on quarterbacks in the past, it should be no surprise that he predicts injury to TB12.

    I’d like for the Bucs to get their revenge cleanly on Saints skill players. If dirtbag Alvin makes it back, send him home with a clean hit that knocks him senseless. Rinse and repeat.

  12. BelleGladeBuc Says:

    @Mike Bruce

    Alvin Kamara is being charged with a first degree felony in Las Vegas as he was stupid enough to commit his crime in a place that has a million CCTV, just as stupid as OJ.

    The Casino is bringing the charges against him, as well as the victim. Kamara can’t pay off the Casinos. To the Casinos Alvin Kamara is insignificant, but his crime is very significant to their bottom line.

    Casinos can’t have beat downs occurring in front of their patrons.

    Kamara will be suspended with pay as the season starts.

    Jameis Winston without a running game is a nightmare.

    If the Saints were Super Bowl bound as you say, then Sean Payton wouldn’t have pulled the eject cord on the interception and fumble machine known as Jameis Winston and looking to coach the Dolphins next year.

  13. dmatt Says:

    Mike Bruce,
    A consistent proven soon to be 45yr old warrior all of a sudden is washed up after putting up the most yardage thrown last year. He’s a unanimous Hall of famer in the foreseeable future who is considered by haters to be washed up with hopes that he’s injured. But that’s what too much voodoo juice will do to the human brain, or lack of. If there’s any injuries relating to TB this year it would be, as usual, the results of hurting the feelings of disappointed opponents fan. Yeah, we found the TE washed up on the shores of the beach in Tampa Bay. Now, once TB works his magic n fine tune things, then one man’s trash is another man’s treasure. And I yield my time.

  14. David Says:

    😂 😂 😂
    Absolutely love it!
    Welcome aboard Rudy!

  15. David Says:

    I just glanced at the comments… Why are some of you even bothering responding to the troll?

    Ignore it

  16. David Says:

    One last thing… Rudolph is not washed up. He was in one of the worst offenses in the NFL last year.
    In this offense with BRADY and combined with Bate & the rookies, the tight end room is just fine

  17. Rod Munch Says:

    How do you dopes fall for an obvious troll like that? It’s truly unbelievable that people are so easily baited.

    As for Rudolph, he absolutely pushed off on that play, but it was against the Saints, so good, screw em.

  18. Rod Munch Says:

    As for Rudolph, I’m in the he’s washed up camp, but I’m more than open to being proven wrong. I think he was just signed as insurance since you have to be dumb to bet on rookie TE’s doing anything based on the history of rookies at that position – they almost never do anything. I’m assuming Rudolph is going to mostly play the same role that OJ played last year and just be another blocker who runs once in a while, freeing up Brate to be a dedicated pass receiver. Otton can then come along at whatever pace he handle, probably mostly being a pass catcher. Meanwhile Kieft, if he makes the team, will be purely a blocking TE, and that’s why he’s not likely to play much because few teams want to bet the healthy of their QB on a rookie TE blocking a DE.

  19. CalBucsFan Says:

    A little washed out, really? Come on Joe, that’s no way to label the newest Buc!

    Let’s go Kyle, welcome to the Bucs, now go out there and prove him wrong!

  20. Hodad Says:

    Mike, how about eating an F, instead of a W.

  21. adam from ny Says:

    @MikeBruce

    washed up…????????

    tommy b has throw nearly 100 touchdowns the past 2 seasons in tampa and something like 25 ints…
    (including playoffs)

    if that’s washed up, i will take washed up……all day, everyday

  22. adam from ny Says:

    thrown*

  23. adam from ny Says:

    96 tds and 28 ints………………..to be exact

  24. #99 Says:

    Rod munch, calling fellow buc fans puts you in the same class as mikebruce.. Kyle hasn’t played one snap for us and already your opinion is that he is washed up. I normally agree with most of your posts but today is just nonsense!

  25. Pryda...Sec147 Says:

    We’ll all be sitting here laughing when Bucs and Panthers beat the snot out of the Aints. No Payton no wins coming for that sh*t franchise

  26. Goatfarmer Says:

    Two names for Kyle’s season in 2021.

    Daniel Jones.

    Mike Glennon.

  27. Chase Vaughn Says:

    Actually, if anyone actually did their research they’d know that Kamara won’t likely see a suspension until the 2023 season. He will play all of the 2022 season.

  28. BelleGladeBuc Says:

    @Chase

    Commissioner’s Exempt List is where Kamara will brr we placed.

    I will use Deshaun Watson and his year on that list as he’s been dealing with his legal issues as the basis for my thought that about Alvin Kamara.

    Kamara will receive the same treatment for a Class 1 Felony charge where he helped knock a man unconscious and fracture multiple bones in his victim’s skull causing vision damage and legal blindness in that man.

    Damage to vision is to a civil lawyer like Morgan & Morgan easy money. The same applies to PA’s.

    If the NFL allows Kamara to play while this civil and criminal matter is ongoing, they will also be a co-defendant in a civil trial after the criminal is decided. Rodger and the owners know this.

    Also, what Kamara did in the eyes of the law is the same thing that Ray Rice did.

  29. BelleGladeBuc Says:

    @Chase

    Commissioner’s Exempt List is where Kamara will probably be placed.

    I will use Deshaun Watson and his year on that list as he’s been dealing with his legal issues as the basis for my thought about Alvin Kamara.

    Kamara will receive the same treatment for a Class 1 Felony charge where he helped knock a man unconscious and fracture multiple bones in his victim’s skull causing vision damage and legal blindness in that man.

    Damage to vision is to a civil lawyer like Morgan & Morgan easy money. The same applies to PA’s.

    If the NFL allows Kamara to play while this civil and criminal matter is ongoing, they will also be a co-defendant in a civil trial after the criminal is decided. Rodger and the owners know this.

    Also, what Kamara did in the eyes of the law is the same thing that Ray Rice did

  30. Alvafan Says:

    Codey McElroy will surprise if given a fair assessment

  31. Goatfarmer Says:

    McElroy will surprise all right. He will be the biggest bartender on Dale Mabry while he’s trying to land on some team’s practice squad.