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Todd wonders about the Chiefs plan at QB to secure the #1 seed in the AFC and looks for clear winners this weekend. The Todd Wright Survivor Football Podcast is presented by Brandon Legal Group.
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Praises offense.
Liam Coen and his offensive staff are starting to get love on the national hollering shows. And Joe believes those props for the Bucs’ first-year offensive coordinator and his assistants are absolutely earned. [read more]
There was the stunning one-hand touchdown grab against Carolina two weeks ago, the hurdle of a Raiders defender last week and Sunday’s explosion in Los Angeles. [read more]
Bucs Ring of Honor general manager Jason Licht.
It’s so much fun to hear national media types throw love at the Bucs. Especially now, after an offseason full of Kirk Cousins nonsense. [read more]
Stonewalls Joey Bosa.
There was so much to like about the Bucs’ beatdown of the Chargers that Joe still doesn’t know where to begin. [read more]
Feelin’ “nicey.”
Chucky is fired up! [read more]
If you like lots of punts, blocked punts and poor quarterback play, last night’s Raiders-Falcons game was your Super Bowl. [read more]
Dominant.
Although Cheetah Hill is having a down year, pretty much anyone who follows football wouldn’t argue (much) if he was delcared the best receiver in the game. [read more]
Needy NFL teams watching.
Long-time NFL.com columnist Jeffri Chadiha decided to cobble together a winners and losers list for this past weekend’s games. [read more]
Enrages Chargers fans.
You know the Bucs truly curb-stomped the Chargers if Chargers fans are crying about Joe Tryon-Shoyinka. [read more]
Stat says it all.
One only needs to read one stat to know the Bucs took a frozen lead pipe to the Chargers yesterday in a dicey Los Angeles back alley. [read more]
So the Bucs lead the NFL in one objective statistic that has mesmerized the exiled chieftain of the PFF Tribe (Pro Football Focus). [read more]
Chimes in on Mike Evans.
Bucs stud left tackle Tristan Wirfs has some words for world-renowned JoeBucsFan.com columnist Ira Kaufman, or whomever replaces Ira as Tampa Bay’s selector to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. [read more]
A lot of NFL fans thought surely the Bucs-Cowboys game in Week 16, next Sunday, Dec. 22, would be flexed out of its scheduled time slot of an 8:20 p.m. kickoff. This was simply silly non-logic. [read more]
Beastly edge rushers Joey Bosa and Khalil Mack each played more than half the Chargers’ defensive snaps yesterday.
Yeah, Bosa forced a fumble from the paws of Rachaad White, but what else did those monsters collectively do? [read more]
Bucs electric rookie running back Bucky Irving isn’t just having a strong rookie season. [read more]
Mike Evans opens up.
When Mike Evans caught a bullet of a pass from Baker Mayfield down the left seam for a 35-yard touchdown catch late in the third quarter yesterday, Joe could just hear it. [read more]
How about a Buccaneers-Lions NFC Championship game?
One NFL analyst thinks it’s a distinct possibility, and no, it’s not Bucs homer and NFL Network personality Gerald McCoy. [read more]
Smelled blood in the water.
Joe still believes the turning point in the game yesterday, a huge Bucs win, was the Jamel Dean interception. [read more]
The Bucs hold the No. 3 NFC playoff seed if the postseason ended today.
But it doesn’t. [read more]
Will Gholston and Shelton Quarles already know Mike Evans is gone on his 57-yard catch-and-run from Baker Mayfield Sunday. (Photo courtesy Buccaneers.com.)
Good effing morning, Bucs fans! What an absolutely awesome Victory Monday this is. Joe hasn’t been this stoked since — well, Joe doesn’t kiss and tell. Joe hasn’t been this stoked over a Bucs win since maybe the Super Bowl win over the Chiefs. That’s how huge yesterday’s curb-stomping of the Chargers was. Make sure your coffee is hot and the mug is filled to the brim.
Let’s roll! [read more]
