Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner speaks.

This stood out to Joe because Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner is not a hot-take artist and he’s a personal friend of Todd Bowles. [read more]

Second-best pass catcher on the team.

So Rachaad White is one of the all-time greats when it comes to catch percentage. [read more]

Season hinges on second-year backup linebacker?

The Bucs defense looked so damn good against Detroit, it is nearly unimaginable how it has fallen off a cliff. [read more]

Freefalling defense.

There is no way to spin it: [read more]

Todd Bowles, NextGen Stats vary greatly.

Todd Bowles admitted in his day-after press conference Monday that things need to change on the Bucs defense. Hoo boy, do they ever. [read more]

The boss of a hated Tampa Bay rival was talking today about the NFL leader in touchdown passes (21) and co-leader in interceptions (9), Baker Mayfield. [read more]

The disbelief continues. [read more]

Maybe someone can call in Bucs sacks king Shaq Barrett for a consultation. [read more]

Has Bucs’ backs.

Joe’s been over this a couple of times since yesterday. It is unfathomable that TV network rightsholders/the NFL or its teams — whichever has the responsibility — aren’t required to install pylon cameras to help decide close calls on the goal lines, end lines or sidelines. [read more]

It appears it is back to the lab for Bucs coach Todd Bowles. [read more]

Pressures = cattle droppings.

The very next sentence Joe types will get people upset and Joe is just going to let it rip because Joe has had his fill of this nonsense (there’s a run-on sentence for you). [read more]

The NFL might not have functioning goal line cameras, but its statistical software in good working order. [read more]

Joe’s Monday tradition at JoeBucsFan.com world headquarters, after cleaning the toilet and pulling corn chips from the couch, is to re-watch Sunday’s game with a sharp eye on the offensive line. [read more]

Cade Otton flexes after a catch.

Joe twittered during the game yesterday that if Bucs tight end Cade Otton isn’t careful, he may have a bunch of new fans in the Tampa Bay area. [read more]

Todd Bowles has his back.

The Bucs defense, again, was terrible yesterday. Even Todd Bowles openly agreed. [read more]

Bucs GM Jason Licht watches his team yesterday, knowing there’s enough talent to perform better.

So as expected last night, the 49ers (4-4) cruised to victory against the Cowboys (3-4) after taking a 27-10 lead into the fourth quarter.

That means the combined record of the Bucs’ seven post-bye opponents fell to 15-36. [read more]