Carter Brantley

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.

Whoever gets that wild card gets to play a shitty NFC East team in the first round.

Potential first-round picks for the Bucs in the 2021 NFL Draft.

But we’re sick of talking about how Tampa Bay ‘stayed in’ games against good teams.

The Bucs defense is absolutely in trouble.

I hope Brady makes me eat my words and comes back with a burning passion. I kind of doubt it.

All is not lost, and all will not be lost, even if they lose this Monday.

Guess we can expect some Drake sightings, too.

Following last week’s drumming at the hands of the Saints, the Bucs came out looking angry, and rightfully so.

Tom Brady doesn’t take losing in embarrassing fashion very well.

Make that eight straight quarters of horrendous football played by the Bucs, then, ‘Woosah.’

The Saints also beat the Bucs in both of their matchups in 2002, when Tampa Bay won its first and only Super Bowl.

Bucs play poorly, Giants play worse.

Even without the receiver, expect the Bucs to take care of business against a struggling Giants team.

Bucs dominate for a second straight week.

UPDATE: The deal is done, he’s a Buc.