Make The Call!
November 24th, 2024Flash poll posted at 8:52 a.m.
Flash poll posted at 8:52 a.m.
Bring canned foods to help local food banks and/or a toy for a local child.
Bill Currie Ford, a mile north of the stadium on Dale Mabry Highway, is the place to watch the Bucs on Sunday. The watch party runs from noon through the end of the game. Come anytime!!
Martin Gramatica will be there all day and Bill Currie Ford will feed you! Raffles and more.
So once upon a time in Week 2 of the 2015 season, Mike Evans returned from a long hamstring absence like he will today. [read more]
Catch up on your Ira Kaufman Podcast listening!
Pregame with the latest episode with predictions for Sunday’s game and a lot more with The Sage of Tampa Bay Sports and Joe. The wisdom and fun of Ira and Joe is presented by Bill Currie Ford. Click play above or listen at Apple Podcasts, Podcast Addict or Podbean.com, Other platforms and here on the website, too.
One could say running back Rachaad White gave the Bucs a chance to win two weeks ago against the 49ers. [read more]
When Justin Skule got rag-dolled badly and repeatedly by Aidan Hutchinson in Detroit in Week 2, Bucs fans were chugging bottles of liquor. [read more]
Let’s be real: If you had to play against an inconsistent starting quarterback or his third-string backup, which would you choose? [read more]
Someone on Twitter yesterday tried to give Joe a what’s-for when it comes to the Bucs-Giants game this afternoon. [read more]
Joe doesn’t know who typed the following. But it is very interesting. [read more]
Game 11
Bucs (4-6) at Giants (2-8)
Kickoff: 1 p.m.
TV: CBS (WTSP-TV Channel 10, locally) with Andrew Catalon, Tiki Barber, Jason McCourty and AJ Ross.
Could the Bucs have a new coach next year? Would that new coach have the second-most wins in NFL history?
Some league insiders think that is a real possibility. [read more]
BY IRA KAUFMAN
Simeon Rice’s Hall of Fame case remains on slow boil.
Since sacks became an official statistic in 1982, only 20 players have deposited quarterbacks on their rumps more often than No. 97, a terror off the right edge in Tampa Bay for six seasons.
Yet Rice’s name doesn’t trigger much enthusiasm among the 49 selectors who decide who will be fitted for gold jackets in Canton. It’s an enduring mystery because Rice has been eligible for induction since 2013. [read more]
Bucs fans can breathe a sigh of major relief. The season, it appears, will not be dependent on the play of backup corners Josh Hayes or this Tyrek Funderburk. [read more]
Despite Bucs coach Todd Bowles saying defensive back Tykee Smith is out for tomorrow’s contest with the Giants, Smith was officially listed as “doubtful.”
No longer.
The Bucs updated the injury report this afternoon to correctly reflect Smith’s status. He will not play.
Smith may have “reaggravated” his knee injury, Bowles said yesterday without elaborating.
Also, left tackle Tristan Wirfs’ status was downgraded to “doubtful” from “questionable.” Bowles has cautiously said more than once Wirfs would be a gametime decision.
Downgrading Wirfs seems to lessen the chances he will go tomorrow in the New Jersey Swamplands.
One strong free agent pickup by the Bucs this year has been receiver Sterling Shepard.
He’s got the third-most catches among Bucs wide receivers and he’s rushed 7 times for 55 yards. [read more]
Two years ago in Todd Bowles’ first season as Bucs head coach, Tampa Bay finished the regular season 3-4 in its final seven games. [read more]
So the Bucs were a subject on Coach. No, not the hit 1990s comedy, “Coach” is Bill Belicheat’s Xs-and-Os heavy YouTube show. [read more]
So the 4-6 Bucs sure have painted themselves into a corner by losing their last four games. [read more]
Every Bucs game from here on out, barring two losses, is of vital importance. But the CBS network suits don’t see it that way.
Joe sure hopes the folks at One Buc Palace who snicker and scoff at the need for a productive edge rusher are happy about this. [read more]
This was just sad two weeks ago. [read more]