It’s now December in the NFL. That means that seasons can be made or broken in this singular month. The Buccaneers leave home to play the first of their final two road games of the year. They’ll travel to Ford Field, the same location where the Chicago Bears (that defeated the Bucs in week twelve) …Read More
Welcome to Evaluation Football, where everything’s made up and the points don’t matter! Okay, I’m exaggerating, but you get my point. The Buccaneers are coming back to get home-field disadvantage against the rolling Cincinnati Bengals. The Bengals are a beatable team thanks to the occasional inconsistency of Andy Dalton, but they’re going to be eager …Read More
On Sunday, November 23rd, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers go home. Well, sort of. The closest thing the Buccaneers have had this season to home field advantage has been playing on the road. On top of that, Lovie Smith and Josh McCown will be leading the team into their recent stomping grounds. The Buccaneers travel to …Read More
As the Buccaneers enter the eleventh week of the NFL season, the question has shifted from whether or not the Buccaneers can win to whether or not their opponents screw up enough to let them. The only win Tampa Bay has right now was against Pittsburgh, and you can pretty much give Pittsburgh the credit …Read More
For week ten of the 2014 regular season, the Buccaneers are coming home to try to reclaim any available shred of dignity that might be left after opening the season at 1-7 with a series of pitiful performances and heart wrenching final moments. Unfortunately, in order to look at the potential outcome of week ten …Read More
We’re entering week eight of the 2014 regular season, which means that it’s just about halftime. I don’t think you need me to tell you that we played a sloppy first half. We’ve now been blown out twice, have one win, and have come extremely close to two other wins. We can play the “Bucs …Read More
Week seven of the NFL season has wrapped up, and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers did not lose. Okay, it was a bye week. However, the complete ineptitude of the rest of the NFC South helped quite a bit during this week. While the Buccaneers struggle to get personnel fixed, decide on potential trades, and rest …Read More
It’s week six, and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are finally coming home after a rough three week stretch on the road. While the victory against Pittsburgh was a huge step in the progression of the team, most of what will be remembered about these three road games is the curb stomping at the hands of …Read More
The Buccaneers enter week five at 1-3, but get to finish a three week long stretch of road games in New Orleans. Before the season began, I wrote an article on the New Orleans Saints and how their upcoming season looked. I saw the Saints as one of the biggest threats to the NFC South …Read More
It’s officially week four of the 2014 NFL regular season. Going into week four, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are 0-3. The only other teams currently 0-3 are the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Oakland Raiders. I don’t have to tell you that that’s not good company to have when it comes to NFL rankings. However, at …Read More
