TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — The Tampa Bay Buccaneers begin their quest to repeat as Super Bowl Champions on Sunday, when they host the Philadelphia Eagles in the Wild Card round of the NFL Playoffs. This will be the Bucs’ first true home playoff game since January of 2008 and the fifth all-time post-season meeting between […]
As of Wednesday afternoon, there was no official roster move with Brown on the Bucs’ transactions list, and he was listed on their injury report as ‘did not participate — not injury-related- personal.’ Arians clarified that even though there has been no official removal, they’re still in the process of handling that.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will look to clinch the NFL South title on Sunday, but will be without several key players as they take on division rival Carolina Panthers.
A win or a tie against the Carolina Panthers on Sunday, and the Bucs de-throne the Saints, who have held the division crown for the last four seasons.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are looking to regroup before their division matchup against the Carolina Panthers this weekend after several starters suffered injuries in Week 15.
For the second-straight week, the Bucs have an opportunity to clinch the NFC South division title, but this time it’s all in their control. It’s simple: if the Bucs win, they win the division. They don’t need anyone else to lose to help their cause. It’s all on them.
With the bye week in there between the two losses to the Saints and the Washington Football Team, it’s been 29 days since their last win.
It’s been 309 days since the Buccaneers were last at FedExField where their playoff journey began in Landover, Maryland, on their way to the Super Bowl. It was the first playoff game for Florida many of the Bucs players, and a memorable test in adversity.
It’s been 309 days since the Buccaneers were last at FedExField where their playoff journey began in Landover, Maryland, on their way to the Super Bowl. It was the first playoff game for Florida many of the Bucs players, and a memorable test in adversity.
TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Despite heading into their bye week with the sour taste of a nine-point loss to the Saints, the Buccaneers are still sitting in a good position at (6-2) heading into week 10. T hey remain atop the NFC South standings, and behind the Arizona Cardinals who have just one loss, the Bucs are one of four NFC teams with only two losses. Now […]