A game that was highlighted as a marquee matchup between two future Hall of Fame quarterbacks turned into a blowout pretty quickly. Without Tom Brady creating any offense at all, Tampa Bay was able to create a lead that would last the entire second half.
After an incredible free agency period acquiring their new star quarterback in Tom Brady along with Rob Gronkowski coming out of retirement, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers were looking to draft the few remaining holes on their team. The Bucs were able to retain most of their defensive talent but still needed help on the offensive line. How did the Bucs fare in the 2020 NFL Draft? Let’s dig into these picks and find out.
The Buccaneers 2018 season was a roller coaster, to say the least. Jameis Winston started the season suspended so Ryan Fitzpatrick opened the season as the starter. Then, “fitzmagic” happened. They opened the season 2-0 after wins against New Orleans and the then Super Bowl champion Eagles. Once Winston returned, he and Fitzpatrick each traded off the starting role multiple times. After the impressive start, the team stumbled its way to a 5-11 finish, missing the playoffs for the tenth straight year, resulting in the firing of coach Dirk Koetter. Koetter’s replacement is former Cardinals coach Bruce Arians, who has the difficult task of taking this team from the NFC cellar to super bowl contenders.
In the 2019 NFL Draft, the Buccaneers drafted a Linebacker, two cornerbacks, one defensive end, a defensive tackle, and even
During the NFL Draft, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers built up assets to help construct the future of their franchise, writes Ken Filler.
Aaron Gershon reveals his seven round mock draft for the New York Giants.
A game that was highlighted as a marquee matchup between two future Hall of Fame quarterbacks turned into a blowout pretty quickly. Without Tom Brady creating any offense at all, Tampa Bay was able to create a lead that would last the entire second half.
After an incredible free agency period acquiring their new star quarterback in Tom Brady along with Rob Gronkowski coming out of retirement, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers were looking to draft the few remaining holes on their team. The Bucs were able to retain most of their defensive talent but still needed help on the offensive line. How did the Bucs fare in the 2020 NFL Draft? Let’s dig into these picks and find out.
The Buccaneers 2018 season was a roller coaster, to say the least. Jameis Winston started the season suspended so Ryan Fitzpatrick opened the season as the starter. Then, “fitzmagic” happened. They opened the season 2-0 after wins against New Orleans and the then Super Bowl champion Eagles. Once Winston returned, he and Fitzpatrick each traded off the starting role multiple times. After the impressive start, the team stumbled its way to a 5-11 finish, missing the playoffs for the tenth straight year, resulting in the firing of coach Dirk Koetter. Koetter’s replacement is former Cardinals coach Bruce Arians, who has the difficult task of taking this team from the NFC cellar to super bowl contenders.
In the 2019 NFL Draft, the Buccaneers drafted a Linebacker, two cornerbacks, one defensive end, a defensive tackle, and even a kicker. But where do
During the NFL Draft, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers built up assets to help construct the future of their franchise, writes Ken Filler.
Aaron Gershon reveals his seven round mock draft for the New York Giants.
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