A win is a win, as they say. And this one definitely did not come easy for the Bucs. Scott and Jon are on to break down Tampa Bay's 25-23 win over the Giants on Monday Night Football. They give out some game balls and discuss what went right and what went wrong on the way to improving to 6-2 on the season. Hear it all on the Pewter Report Podcast.

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While everyone certainly expects the Bucs to come away with the victory on Monday night, it won't be as easy as you think. Sure, the Bucs have been rolling in their last two games and have been clicking on the both sides of the ball, but the Giants have been more competitive than what their 1-5 record says. 

The Giants have played in a one-possession game in over their last four, and lost by one point in their last two. It's the defense that has kept them in each game, and the Bucs can't overlook that. For Tampa Bay, they'll be without Chris Godwin, though they have a new weapon in the passing game with Leonard Fournette getting utilized more as a "nickel back" as Bruce Arians would call it. Jon and Scott break it all down in the new Pewter Report Podcast.

After a couple weeks of working things out and gaining continuity, the Bucs' offense is really heating up following a 45-point outing in Vegas. Scott Reynolds and Jon Ledyard discuss what has made them so hot over the last two games. 

One of the reasons for all the scoring was a big afternoon from Scotty Miller, who was not her receiving end of a 33-yard touchdown thrown by Tom Brady right before the end of the half. Miller had a rough time in Week 5 and 6 before this game, but he still leads the Bucs in receiving with 365 yards.

While Miller was able to do his thing, Mike Evans had another low production game making two catches for 37 yards. Is their cause for concern with Evans and his ankle injury, or is it just a case of the defenses doubling him and opening up opportunities for others in the offense? Hear that and much more in the Pewter Report Podcast.

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One of the big storylines for Scotty Reynolds and Jon Ledyard in this episode heading into the Bucs-Raiders Sunday night game is the reunion against former Bucs' Super Bowl winning coach Jon Gruden, who is facing his old team for the first time since returning to coaching.

But after news that starting right tackle Trent Brown was placed on the COVID list, the attention turned to whether there will even be a game. Coach Gruden sent the entire offensive line home, and now it's unsure who will be available to play.

If the game does go down, there is plenty to look forward too on the field, including how the Bucs will match-up with speedster Henry Ruggs III, and if there's any way the Raiders defense can stop the Bucs offense. Hear that and much more in the new Pewter Report Podcast.

We're back for another Pewter Report Podcast this time with Jon, Taylor and Scott. We're breaking down the Bucs' victory further after hearing from Bruce Arians, Lavonte David and Rob Gronkowski.

The group gets into a bunch of different topics surrounding Tampa Bay, which includes where they should be ranked in the NFL. They also highlight the play of Jamel Dean and the offensive line. Listen to it all in the Pewter Report Podcast.

What. A. Game.

The Bucs came in as underdogs in this game featuring the undefeated Green Bay Packers, and though things looked dicey going down 10-0, a Jamel Dean pick-six changed everything.

Tampa Bay got their stuff together and scored 38 unanswered points, which included touchdowns by Tyler Johnson and Rob Gronkowski. It was Johnson's first career NFL touchdown, and Gronkowski's first score as a Buc.

This was a dominating performance especially from the defense. They got after Aaron Rodgers constantly and forced his first two interceptions of the season. We break it all down in the Pewter Report Podcast.