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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have now gone three straight games – with a bye week in the middle – with the offense struggling.
I know fans are sick of what has become the Buccaneers' most despised annual tradition – the midseason losing streak.
For a very long time – longer than most Buccaneers fans would want – I've been a staunch defender of Todd Bowles.
With the report from Jeremy Fowler that embattled Buccaneers Head Coach Todd Bowles met with ownership on Tuesday and is set to meet with his staff
Buccaneers' Wide Receiver Emeka Egbuka's rookie campaign began with a lot of promise and a lot of excitement.
Going into the NFL Draft, there were plenty of Buccaneers fans that wanted to see the team address the offensive line in the first round.
The Buccaneers went out of their way to revamp the attitude of the defense following one of the worst defenses in Todd Bowles' career.
All eyes this offseason have been on Rueben Bain after the Buccaneers used their 15th overall pick to select him in the NFL Draft . The Bucs have
Buccaneers’ Nose Tackle Vita Vea has yet to participate in practice since the start of training camp. In fact, he hasn’t participated in anything going back to OTA’s and mandatory mini-camp.
With roster cut downs coming by Sunday evening, it's interesting to see the wide range of opinions as to who the Buccaneers should keep and who they should let go.
