I call BS! When Winston leads them to the playoffs next year, you'll be sucking his dick and cheering like a mother fucker for the Bucs!
Use to dislike the bucs when I was a kid in south Florida. Hated how they were always on fox. Didn't understand TV coverage and all. Now I like youse guys. Thanks jameis
Did you not get CBS for the Dolphins? Or were you just Florida furious that the only other option was the Bucs?
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Jameis Winston was first to arrive at One Buc Place to meet & greet all of his fellow rookies heading into tomorrow's Rookie Mini-Camp.#FireTheCannons http://www.buccaneers.com/news/arti...kie-Camp/a589e565-bcbd-4e78-af5c-640814b7e1b0
What a thug. Mariota would have held the door open without making eye contact and said "hi" awkwardly. Like a gentleman.
To be fair, Winston's receivers weren't helping much. Lots of drops but also a lot of overthrows, underthrows.
Goddammit JaMarcus Spoiler Roommate says Jameis works 14-hour days, then studies more Posted by Michael David Smith on May 15, 2015, 2:45 PM EDT AP Jameis Winston continues to get rave reviews from the Buccaneers. After the first rookie minicamp, Bucs G.M. Jason Licht and coach Lovie Smith both said Winston had exceeded expectations. Now Bucs rookie receiver Kenny Bell, who has been paired up with Winston as his minicamp roommate, is raving about Winstons work ethic. “He’s the best roommate I’ve ever had, one of the best teammates I’ve ever had,” Bell said on WDAE. “It’s been phenomenal. We’ve been going from about 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., and then we get back to the hotel and he wants to study more. . . . He’s dedicated to his job, that’s for sure.” That’s what the Bucs want to hear. There have been plenty of questions raised about Winston’s off-field issues, but there is little doubt that Winston is committed to being a good quarterback. The work he’s putting in now will pay off for the Bucs in four months.
Maybe say "hey I'm from the internet" to me next time you see me out? I don't know what you look like and I'm not about to look for the guy with double knee braces every time I'm out in Westchase. BTW I'm going to a bday party for a kid that goes to mini Boom's daycare tomorrow. I think she's turning 5, so maybe they're in the same class?
He's only 3 and we don't have a party on the schedule tomorrow, so no dice. Wife would have mocked me mercilessly that night if I talked to one of my, what she calls, "Internet friends." Just look for the best looking guy in WC. That's me.
Espn offseason grades Jameis Winston helps Buccaneers earn high grade ESPN Buccaneers reporter Pat Yasinskas assigns a letter grade to Tampa Bay's offseason, which was bolstered by the selection of Jameis Winston, Donovan Smith and Ali Marpet with the team's first three draft picks. With offseason workouts and minicamps in the rearview mirror and training camps just a few weeks away, we assess the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ offseason moves and assign a letter grade in the video above. Best move: The team’s biggest move was its best move. The drafting of quarterback Jameis Winston is going to make a big impact on an offense that ranked No. 30 last season. Winston is an instant upgrade over Josh McCown, and he is starting off on solid ground with wide receivers Mike Evans and Vincent Jackson. The coaching staff has been very impressed with how quickly Winston has picked up the offense, and he should start immediately. The Bucs never truly have had a franchise quarterback, but Winston could change that in a hurry. Riskiest move: The Bucs had to do something about an offensive line that was dreadful last season, and they did. They used a pair of second-round picks on offensive linemen Donovan Smith and Ali Marpet. The hope is that they’ll start immediately. But it’s risky to expect Smith and Marpet to protect a rookie quarterback. Although Smith faced good competition at Penn State, there likely will be some growing pains for the left tackle. Marpet has good upside, but it might take him some time to develop, as he is coming from Division III Hobart. A major question mark: The Bucs got very little out of their outside pass rush last season, and they didn’t make any major moves to fix that. They did sign free agent George Johnson, but he has only six career sacks. The Bucs could have acquired a more established defensive end in free agency, but they chose not to. The plan is to go with Johnson and Jacquies Smith, who had 6½ sacks last season, as the starters. Johnson and Smith could elevate their games, but there are no guarantees, and the Bucs are taking a big gamble on their pass rush. Training camp outlook: On paper, the Bucs are a much better team than the one that went 2-14 a year ago. If Winston is as good as advertised and the offensive line improves, the offense should be much improved. The defense has some very good individual talent in defensive tackle Gerald McCoy and linebacker Lavonte David. If the pass rush improves, this defense has a chance to be very good. The Bucs believe they’re ready to be a lot better than 2-14.
Did the NFL institute a new rule that automatically grants playoff appearances for any team that's 0-16?
one of my friends is a bucs fan, weve been trying to get to a game in tampa for a while. working on this year sometime