Carter Brantley

Brady’s bunch has a chance to add to the list at Sunday’s home game.

Well, at least they didn’t lose all 5.

The Bucs are headed to the Super Bowl, thanks to Shaq Barrett and Matt LaFleur.

The new hometown team is inching closer to .500.

Unfortunately, I’m afraid this might be the end of the road for the Bucs’ season.

Drew Brees’ parting gift to the Bucs was three interceptions and a trip to Lambeau for the NFC Championship.

Half of Toronto’s two wins are against the Knicks.

Who’s buying after Tampa Bay’s 31-27 victory?

Still, the Bucs won their first playoff game since Super Bowl 37. Time to fire the cannons.

The Tampa Bay Bucs ready for their first playoff game in over a decade.

The Toronto/Tampa Bay Raptors are now 1-6.

Let’s hope Mike Evans is OK.

The Bucs have outscored their opponents 78-14 in the last six quarters. Yes, you read that correctly.

Tampa Bay broke some records, and broke the Detroit Lions, too.

Needless to say, it’s been a long time coming, Tampa.

They have the deepest, most well-balanced team in the NBA and they are certainly going to have a very good regular season.

The Bucs eked one out and can still win their way into the NFC’s top wild card spot.

This is looking like a mismatch of the grandest sorts.

Despite beating the Bucs in almost every major statistical category, the Vikings failed to convert those advantages into points.