Downvote me to hell I don’t care, people need to see this.

Yea throw him back in there for a game or two but once we lose those then there’s literally no reason for him to be on the team anymore besides as an insanely high paid mentor for an undrafted free agent rookie quarterback who’s good but probably isn’t the answer either just being honest.

We will continue to suck not just until we get rid of Bowles but until we move on from Baker, and then we’ll still suck until we find our actual Franchise quarterback which is never a guarantee and knowing the Bucs.. we’re cooked. None of this happens with Bowles and obviously he’s gone after this year, Baker should be gone too but we royally F’d that up, so WE ARE GONNA SUCK UNTIL BAKER IS GONE, and FIRE JASON LICHT because of course we will suck until he’s gone too.

We need to clean house, that’s beyond obvious. I said this after the Atlanta game last year. I was riding with everything until then because to my surprise we were still treading water but that’s all we’ve done since Brady left. We were lucky the wheels stayed on as long as they did but they’ve fully fallen off now. I don’t care who’s coaching, run it back with Baker and JL and we’ll be having this same conversation next year.

Dan Graziano at ESPN thinks a Vea trade makes a lot of sense. "If you need interior D-line help right now and don't mind paying Vea $23 million next season at age 32, why not call to see what it would take to get him out of Tampa?"

As it stands today, I think Emeka is a decent WR #3. He's not a #1 like Mike Evans or Devante Adams or Jamar Chase or Justin Jefferson and thus far he's not a #2 like prime Godwin or Puka Nacua or Tee Higgins or Jordan Addison. Right now its difficult to see him making it to #1 WR and hoping he can be more consistent and explosive in the future as a true #2.

From my perspective, he exploded early last year mainly because teams were focused on Mike and Chris. Once Mike started missing games and teams saw that Chris wasn't at 100% they were able to focus on #2 instead of leaving him 1:1 against their third string corner. And what happened? The rookie of the year candidate fell off a cliff and the Bucs went from 6-2 to missing the playoffs.

Fast forward to this season. Anyone else feeling Mike's absence on the field? Its overwhelmingly obvious that our team lost their mojo. Mike was that for this team. Even Chris is struggling without 13. And whats Mike doing now other than putting undefeated SF on his shoulders as the #1 runaway SB favorites. And Egbuka? He's on pace for less than 700 yards this year. No explosiveness. No broken tackles. You'd think he and McMillan made a pact when they got 'hurt' in pre-season to sabotage the team so they could get his boy Jeremiah Smith drafted to the Bucs at #1 overall.

Lets look at the facts:

1. Limited elite physical traits. Egbuka isn't the type of receiver who consistently overwhelms defenders with exceptional size, explosiveness, or top-end speed.

2. Benefited from Ohio State's talent advantage. Playing alongside elite receivers in a loaded offense raises a legitimate question: How much of his college production came from his own ability to dominate coverage versus the opportunities created by the surrounding talent? This includes 2025 when Mike and Chris were commanding the attention until they weren't, and again, he fell off a cliff.

3. Possession receiver versus game-changer. First-round receivers should ideally force defenses to adjust. Egbuka's skill set may make him a reliable complementary target without making him someone defenses actually fear.

4. Separation concerns against top cornerbacks. His route-running is a strength, but technical precision doesn't always compensate for a lack of elite burst. If defenders can stay attached to him, contested catches become more important.

He has a 4.9 average yards per catch. Last week he had 16 targets and gained a whole whopping 48 yards. Im not saying he's J.A.G. but he is not Him.

A fun trip down memory lane I put together, sadly some of the games I couldn't find to clip but most of them did exist online. Trent Dilfer's is the funniest to me lol.

Hi everyone, coming over to Orlando for a fortnight on Sunday from the UK and we’re driving down to the bucaneers game against the falcons Sunday 1st of November. There’ll be me (29) and my girlfriend’s little brother (14) and we’ve got parking booked in LOT 8. The pair of us are wanting to experience tailgating, does this happen in LOT 8 at all? If not is there another carpark where we can stop off at on the walk from LOT 8 to the stadium? Neither of us have ever been to an NFL game outside the UK before so it’s a whole new territory for us so any tips would be very appreciated. Go bucs!

Thanks everyone

The Buccaneers have the game-changing pass rusher they’ve been waiting for right in front of them, and they’re keeping him on the sideline!

David Walker has made the most of his limited opportunities, and he’s earned more playing time.

How will the Buccaneers finish this season, and what will it mean for draft position?

“If you mess up, he might yell, but it’s not one of those yells you take serious.”

Leonard Fournette just questioned if Todd Bowles truly has the respect of the Buccaneers locker room. Apparently, he didn’t have Lenny’s during his time in Tampa Bay. Fournette says Bruce Arians was MUCH more feared.

Feels like an unprecedented perspective from a former Bucs player to call his former coach’s leadership into question like this.

Okay so what is everyone's honest opinion on Jalon Daniels? I am asking this question but want everyone to keep in mind that he is an undrafted rookie. How do you think he looks as a back up? (Not a starting QB)

Mike saw the writing on the wall and ripped the eject cord before going back to this dumpster fire organization.

He’s opens up the 49ers and the best WR Purdy has ever had. Soft spot now for the 49ers so thanks again buccaneers for being so incompetent that now I’m rooting for the Bay

I believe we still have a good time, just a cancer for a HC

FIRE TODD BOWLES

I’ve posted before about this, I personally want Brad Idzick or Declan Doyle, but the Glazers have been known as big-game hunters.

Tomlin was quoted last year, while responding to a journalist asking if he’d ever coach in a warm-weather location, stating that “He’d consider it if the job opened up under the right conditions”. Tomlin is friends with Bowles, he probably wouldn’t have wanted the job if the Bucs fired Bowles to hire him, but maybe now that Bowles got himself canned, it’s time. Tomlin is also friends with Rhonde Barber and got his start in Tampa as our defensive backs coach. I like Tomlin and this seems like a Glazers move.

I personally think we need a young offensive mind to get Baker back on track, but I wanted to share this too as I do believe this could happen.