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The Bucs have had one of the most unique collections of QBs a team has ever had over a 10-year span.
Djon Mustard. The ‘D’ is silent.
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Djon Mustard. The ‘D’ is silent.
@KK0813MA
Joined May 2021
- Tom Selleck trending. Obligatory “relieved Denzel” gif
GIF - Happy 22nd anniversary to those who celebrate the day the Bucs shut down the Vet.
- I’ve seen Ray Jay being taken over by opposing fans many times at home. I don’t ever remember the Bucs taking over an opposing stadium, let alone over 2,000 miles away.
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- 10 straight 1,000+ yard seasons going back to his freshman year at Texas A&M. 785 receptions, 12,240 yards, and 97 touchdowns playing top level ball since 2012. @MikeEvans13_ has been doing his thing since day one. His grind doesn’t stop.
- Since 2018, Mike and Chris have combined for: 1,027 receptions 14,377 yards 102 TDs That’s a per-season average of: 171 receptions 2,396 yards 17 TDs Over 6 years. With 3 different QBs. These other duos are startups. We’ll take our established blue chip duo any day.
D.J. Moore and Keenan Allen is probably the best 1-2 punch at receiver in the NFL - No matter how much any of us appreciates these two, it will never be enough. We are incredibly lucky, Bucs fans.
- This play was the turning point of the season. The Bucs were 4-7 and losing against the 1-10 Panthers with 5 minutes left in the 3rd quarter. M1k3 took this pass 75 yards to the house—one of the best and most impactful plays of his Hall of Fame career.
- Still not okay that Tom was screwed out of NFL MVP in 2021. Would’ve been the first Buc to win the award. Led the Bucs to best record in the league, league leading 43 TDs, 3rd most passing yards all-time at 5,316, most completions of all-time at 485 (set again 2022 with 490).
- It just occurred to me— McCardell was the vet WR in San Diego when VJax was a rookie. VJax was the vet WR in Tampa when M1k3 was a rookie. Now M1k3 is the vet WR when McMillan is a rookie. KMac has indirectly taught JMac. Life comes full circle.
It’s uncanny. McMillan: 6-1, 192 McCardell: 6-1, 191 The ball skills. The toughness. The clutchness. The swagger. The mannerisms. The “Mc”. I feel like I’m watching Keenan McCardell Jr. every time I see him play. I can’t be the only one who sees this, right? - I’ve seen many fans turn on AWJ. He was the team’s best player just last year. I see “he got paid and doesn’t care”, “too injury prone need to move on”. If you followed AWJ, or his dad, you’d know football is everything to them. AWJ will come back strong in 2025.
