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First start coming?
Unless Bucs coach Todd Bowles does some juggling to his secondary — given how his defense has played the past six weeks, he may want to think about it — it appears rookie Benjamin Morrison will get the first start of his NFL career Sunday when the Bucs face the Stinking Panthers. [read more]
Mike Evans said he played “OK.”
We all (Joe assumes) saw the video of Mike Evans crashing out at the end of Thursday night’s gutless loss, hollering “Third and 28!” [read more]
Injury-free? Finally?
Health will not be a major excuse if the Buccaneers can’t beat the stumbling Panthers on Sunday afternoon. [read more]
Baker Mayfield
Sort of a roundabout and somewhat strange answer by Baker Mayfied today to a question about head coach Todd Bowles. [read more]
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So it’s Week 2 on the Buccaneers practice squad for Jason Pierre-Paul, who the Bucs re-signed off his couch this month. [read more]
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Can he find the right buttons to push?
If the Bucs have a pulse, if unnamed defensive players Bucs coach Todd Bowles called out last week have a heartbeat, now is the time to show it. [read more]
Points finger at Bucs QB.
Let Joe be clear on this: Joe firmly believes the Bucs’ defense is why the team went from perhaps being a No. 1 seed to now fighting for their playoff lives. [read more]
Rise Up: Mike Evans elevates over Atlanta corner Cobee Bryant for a catch Thursday.
Maybe Joe was looking at the Bucs’ offense through creamsicle-colored glasses. But things looked good Thursday. [read more]
Turning the corner?
Yes, Joe can take away positives from the loss to the Dixie Chicks on Thursday night. No, really. [read more]
Welcome to your Morning Cup of Joe, an eye-opener to help Joe’s readers ease into their busy workday with a few football links, wacky news and a pleasant distraction. [read more]
What do you think Lavonte? How many more wins you have left in those old bones?“
The Bucs are almost in the bottom third of the league. [read more]
So the entire NFL world is familar with Todd Bowles dropping seven F-bombs in 24 seconds during his postgame news conference on Thursday night.
It was like he was gunning for a record under the NBA shot clock. [read more]
What is Todd Bowles saying? [read more]
Bucs fans saw the greatest receiver in franchise history, Mike Evans, return from collarbone surgery Thursday and take a crushing early-game hit that bent him like a pretzel. [read more]
Flash poll posted at 12:36 p.m. Poll closed at 1:36 p.m. Last week’s results linked here.
Yes, Joe has a reason for optimism! [read more]
Bucs coach Todd Bowles.
This is not the sort of surprise Bucs fans were expecting or bracing for.
Receiver Jalen McMillan absorbs a hit from Atlanta safety Xavier Watts on McMillan’s first catch of the season, a 19-yard grab that set up the Bucs’ first touchdown Thursday.
It was, unfortunately, an unforgettable scene on an otherwise forgettable warm Pittsburgh summer night. [read more]
Bucs coach Todd Bowles.
Attention conspiracy theorists: This one is for you. [read more]
