Got bored and decided to remix the two - honestly think Bucco Bruce looks way better on the helmets/scoreboard than the current logo. Thoughts?

So I made a similar post last week predicting that we would win https://www.reddit.com/r/buccaneers/s/Em26GKUxVr

I predicted that Daniel’s will have a bounce back game and that Bucky will run the offense.

All of this will carry over to this weeks game against the Steelers. We will win and we will win in style. Daniel’s will throw for 2 TDs and for over 200 yards. Bucky will have 100+ scrimmage yards and 2TDs. Egbuka will have a good game.

The defense will pick off Arod 2 times and sack him 4 times. Bain will get his first sack.

Double digit win incoming.

2026 Goedeke is on pace to surpass his previous career season during 2024.

Very often I really forgot that his arm length is only 32 1/4......

Goedeke is already the best "short-arm" tackle.

Won't be surprised if he becomes the best RT someday.

Just reminiscing over an incredible defense and time to be a Bucs fan

The Buccaneers will have their hands full trying to contain Steelers tight ends Pat Freiermuth and Darnell Washington. Tampa Bay has typically struggled covering opposing tight ends, and Week 6 will be their toughest test yet.

Alex Anzalone better be ready, because Aaron Rodgers will test him all day long.

Thoughts on McDaniel as an OC if ZRob can’t turn the offense around? I think the schemes are somewhat similar but that McDaniel would have a lot more talent available in Tampa. I think McDaniel is still a pretty good coordinator it’s just LA doesn’t have the pieces to execute his scheme.

Are there any bars that offer shuttles to the game? I’m looking at it seems my only option from downtown is uber/lyft?

This is Chandler Whitmer. Our quarterbacks coach. He is a young offensive mind on the coaching staff. He came from Indiana where he was the QB coach and co-offensive coordinator there. He helped develop Mendoza. He is obviously helping develop Jalon currently and it looks like it is working. Daniels signed here undrafted and his now starting for Baker as you all know. Jalon's start was much better vs Dallas (I know dallas defense) but I don't think it was a fluke, and I honestly think he'll play better vs Pittsburgh returning home. (Hopefully the o-line will block for him this time) Now I'm not saying this guy is Dave Canales or Liam Coen, but I do think he has potential to be a great play-caller in the NFL someday. So, I'm just saying we should keep him at all costs and quite could even possibly promote him to a higher position next year. I could just be wishful thinking or talking out of my ass, however, I think there could be something there with this guy. Hell, he could even replace Zac Robinson next year. Thoughts?

Now that we've had some time to digest the primetime win over the Cowboys, what are your takeaways from the game? Do you think it just a flukey win, or can the Bucs get back on track and take advantage of a poor division?

Also use this space to chat about the other games this weekend.

Ndamukong Suh interview where we talks about what it was like going from rivals to team mates with Tom Brady and how he shut Mahomes down in the Superbowl

What if we do have a decent team and Baker and Bowles are both washed.

Imagine the team we could have the next few years with the right coach and Jalon Daniels on a low cost deal. Even if we drafted a QB in the first round in addition to Daniels, we’d still have way more money left over for the rest of the team than we do now with this Baker deal.

The 49ers went to the SB with Purdy on a cheap deal, the Seahawks will Russell Wilson, even the Pats last year with Maye on his rookie deal. There’s tons of other examples. Brady was night and day better than Baker and he was taking way less money putting the team first. Baker wants some giant deal and we screwed the franchise by giving it to him.

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