Bucs Pewter Nation Podcast Ep161: How Bad Are The Bucs? by Bucs Pewter Report Podcast

Coming into this next game, the Bucs are obvious underdogs against the NFC South division leading New Orleans Saints. With that said, is there any way that the Bucs can pull off the upset at home? Each member of the podcast gives a scenario and explanation of how it can be done.

The other big news coming from the Bucs was the release of CB Vernon Hargreaves. The veteran CB was benched for a lack of hustle and then cut two days later, and the group breaks down why his attitude, energy and effort had been down for a long time now, and with the way coaches felt, it's not as surprising as it could have been.

Predictions are made at the end of the show and one of the guys actually has the Bucs winning this game. Find out who it is and stay tuned for a great episode.

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With both Scott Reynolds and Trevor Sikkema suspended from the show, the rest of the group is joined by Greg Auman of The Athletic for this podcast. The Bucs overtime loss in Seattle was their fourth straight of the season and the biggest issue on Sunday was injuries and the secondary.

Carlton Davis got hurt in warmups, which caused Jamel Dean to play the entire game. While Dean made some plays, he got burned as well, and we discussed the play of Dean along with the rest of the rookies, as six rookies were playing on defense at one point.

Is the only way to improve these rookies by experience and I game reps? And do the Bucs need to pay for a veteran corner next year or are they just going to spin the wheel again for a rookie corner and go through the same situation? All of these topics are brought up.

Looking at the positive, Jameis Winston played a game that every person following the Bucs would have wanted. The jury is still out for whether he'll receive a second contract with another eight games to go. It was another monster to game for Mike Evans as well, and Auman provided some stats to show have good of a run he's been on in the last two games. Between Evans and Godwin two great receivers, but it hasn't translated to wins, so what's next to change that? Stay tuned for another fun episode.

With both Scott Reynolds and Trevor Sikkema suspended from the show, the rest of the group is joined by Greg Auman of The Athletic for this podcast. The Bucs overtime loss in Seattle was their fourth straight of the season and the biggest issue on Sunday was injuries and the secondary.

Carlton Davis got hurt in warmups, which caused Jamel Dean to play the entire game. While Dean made some plays, he got burned as well, and we discussed the play of Dean along with the rest of the rookies, as six rookies were playing on defense at one point.

Is the only way to improve these rookies by experience and I game reps? And do the Bucs need to pay for a veteran corner next year or are they just going to spin the wheel again for a rookie corner and go through the same situation? All of these topics are brought up.

Looking at the positive, Jameis Winston played a game that every person following the Bucs would have wanted. The jury is still out for whether he'll receive a second contract with another eight games to go. It was another monster to game for Mike Evans as well, and Auman provided some stats to show have good of a run he's been on in the last two games. Between Evans and Godwin two great receivers, but it hasn't translated to wins, so what's next to change that? Stay tuned for another fun episode.

Over at the Bucs facility, everyone is angry. The players are angry, the coaches are angry, and everyone on the Pewter Nation Podcast is angry as well. With a game coming up at Seattle, we'll find out if the Bucs will know how to channel that anger into a victory or if it's just words. Its come to the point now that the Bucs have to prove it, not say it.

While the Bucs are pretty much out of the playoffs race, this season is still important for the coaches as they figure out which players will stay here in the future. Is fixing the Bucs tougher than what Bruce Arians and the coaching staff thought it would be when they got here? We break that down plus give our predictions for the game against Seattle. Stay tuned for another great episode now.

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While Scott and Mark travel back from London, Trevor, Matt, and Taylor Skype in to break down what was a really bad Bucs game.

Which was the bigger issue for the Bucs? Was it Jameis Winston or the offensive line blocking in front of him. The guys discuss that topic along with whether Jameis Winston will ever turn into a top quarterback, or if this is what you'll get, some hot days and some cold.

It may seem like groundhog's day at this point, but once again the secondary was a huge disappointment, but where do the Bucs go from here? Is there a solution to fix it or is it just better luck next year. The group then decides what the Bucs need to do during the bye week if they want to get back on track. Stay tuned for another fun episode.