Even if the Bucs kept Cato June and the other Black Wednesday victims, the Bucs still would have had plenty of cap room to sign "Face Stomper."

The only reason Joe knows who Gregg Rosenthal of NBCSports.com is is that he happens to share a TV stage with the gorgeous Tiffany Simons. If Joe didn’t enjoy gawking at Ms. Simons so much (who wouldn’t?), he’d never know about Rosenthal.

After reading his recent blog item about Black Wednesday, Joe now understands why GE stock is slightly above garbage right now.

Check out this take from Rosenthal:

The Bucs don’t have logical replacements at wideout or linebacker on the roster; Maurice Stovall at WR? Quincy Black at LB? Eh. But Tampa is smart to get younger, cheaper, leaner. This could also open up salary cap space to make a run at Albert Haynesworth.

You idiot! The Bucs were $55 million below the cap before Black Wednesday. The Bucs had oodles of cash to play with. If Mark Dominik and the Glazer Boys wanted Face Stomper, there would have been little if any salary cap issues.

Trust Joe, the only time he will ever read or see anything from Rosenthal again is if he is still working with Simons.