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The Bucs offense exploded in the 1st half while the defense made key plays late to secure a tough road win in PA, 28-22. Leonard Fournette and Antonio Brown made plays all game while the offensive line and defensive front 7 dominated the line of scrimmage from start to finish. After playing 3 games in 11 days, (2 on the road!!!!) The Super Bowl have earned a long weekend and improve to 5-1 on the year. 

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The 4-1 Buccaneers travel to Pennsylvania tonight to face an interesting Eagles team on Thursday Night Football.  Philly is very young on both the field and in the coaching staff while  Jalen Hurts and Devonta Smith are a deadly passing combo. Meanwhile, the Bucs OL faces a very good defensive front and Mike Evans, Antonio Brown and Chris Godwin draw a tough group of corners. #LFG  

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Week 5 saw more crazy offense (Hello, Browns and Chargers!), another team break the heart of Detroit with a last second LONG field goal ( Vikings) and the Arizona remaining undefeated. The Jets are still the Jets, Dallas puts up Arena League #s, The Buffalo Bills are the top team in the AFC and Lamar Jackson is becoming scary good. AND trouble in.. Kansas City and Vegas. All of this in Week 5 review. 

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The Bucs offense put on a show and pulled away late while the D made plays all day as The Super Bowl Champions defeated The Miami Dolphins 45-17. Tom Brady had 400 + yards passing and 5 TDs for the first time in his Hall of Fame Career. Mike Evans and Antonio Brown had 2 TDs each while Leonard Fournette excelled in the pass and run games. Meanwhile, the defense  stepped up with Shaq Barrett, Ndamukong Suh, Mike Edwards and Jamel Dean all making plays. The win puts the Bucs at 4-1 and they travel to Philly this week to play on Thursday Night Football. 

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Week 4 was memorable for a lot of reasons and the league saw some great action. Justin Fields started, Zach Wilson won, Trey Lance played and Mac Jones went head to head vs the World Champions (and Tom Brady!).  Dallas continues to impress and Kansas City is starting to resemble Kansas City again.  With Our special guest  Andover High School Special Teams coach coordinator Peter Reilly, we break down week 4.  

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The Bucs defense made a late stop while Tom Brady and the offense did  enough as the Super Bowl Champs went on the road to defeat a game New England Patriots in front of a ruckus crowd in Foxboro.  Leonard Fournette was a force and the defense harassed and hammered Pats rookie QB Mac Jones all night. Tampa Bay finishes the 1st quarter of the season 3-1 and continues to battle thru injuries in the defensive backfield. 

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Any big games this weekend, folks? LOL The Bucs are traveling to New England to face the former team of their star QB and TE: The Patriots. After 20 yrs of unprecedented success on both an individual and franchise level this game comes with an almost Super Bowl Level hype. And features the very first live battle between Tom Brady and Bill Belichick. #LFG 

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Week 3 was interesting and saw historic special teams plays. Not often we see a 109 yard missed field goal return or a 66 yard walk off kick to win a game. Meanwhile, Derek Carr and the Raiders continue to win and Aaron Rodgers can win games late if you let him hang around. 

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The Los Angeles Rams christened their new stadium and defeated the Super Bowl Champ Buccaneers  Sunday 34-24. Cooper Kupp and Matthew Stafford exploited an injury riddled Tampa secondary while Aaron Donald and Jalen Ramsey led the defense. Tom Brady and the offense played well at times but can (and will!) be better. The Bucs travel Sunday to Foxboro, home of the 6 time Super Bowl Champs. 

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The Bucs begin the road schedule this week when they travel to California to face a tough and explosive Los Angeles Rams team. Tampa will have to adjust to both the crowd noise (First "true" road game since 2019) and one of the top defenses in the NFL.  Meanwhile, it appears highly likely The Bucs will be down a star on each side of the ball. 

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