The Hidden Benefit Of A Loaded Roster

September 9th, 2021

Bucs coach Bucco Bruce Arians.

The Bucs have such an insane amount of talent on offense it’s damn near unfair.

And it’s not like the defense can barely start for a directional school.

In speaking with Jeff Howe of The Athletic, Bucs Super Bowl-winning coach Bucco Bruce Arians admitted complacency is not an issue because his team goes after each other in practices.

“We’re very fortunate our offense and defense are very competitive,” Arians said. “I don’t have to worry about our practices being lackadaisical. They’re getting after each other’s ass pretty good all the time. They’re taking care of that in the locker room.”

And of course, egos are involved. The defense doesn’t want to get lit up by the quarterback some refer to as a dirty farm animal. And that same QB doesn’t want to be shamed by his own colleagues on the other side of the ball.

It’s a great back-and-forth of wills and egos and it keeps the Bucs sharp.

That’s bad news for the rest of the league.

14 Responses to “The Hidden Benefit Of A Loaded Roster”

  1. StonedBuc Says:

    GAMEDAY!!!!

    38-17 Tampa rolls the boys and smokes em on live!

  2. John Says:

    35-12

  3. Medicated Pete Says:

    Bucs hoist Lombardi Cup again this season if Donovan Smith doesn’t blow-it & Grant Stuard doesn’t see any playing time whatsoever (including special teams).

  4. JimBuc2 Says:

    I love it. I’m up earl drink good coffe and reading all thing Buccaneer, and Joe is pounding out new material faster than I can read ’em. Thanks work dog Joe, you’re the best
    LFG Bucs!

  5. Tampabaybucfan Says:

    Now, Pete…..don’t pick on Mr. Hustle….Grant Stuard…..he’s my favorite almost Mattress Mover…..

  6. Thisisouryear!! Says:

    It’s time to give Dominant Donavan some love. He was awesome last year.

  7. Jack Burton Mercer Says:

    Benefit, yes. But not hidden.

  8. PSL Bob Says:

    The point is absolutely correct. You’re going to be at your best when you practice against the best. It works both on offense and defense. This team has both barrels loaded and is ready to go hunting.

  9. SlyPirate Says:

    The Spartans dominated combat because their training was more competitive than their opponents … that is until they fought the The Sacred Band. GTS.

  10. Ben green Says:

    Besides the secondary, the bucs are probably the greatest single collection of talent I’ve seen. The 94 9ers were the only other team that came close. Listen, they’ll score 35 a game, but will be in a lot of shootouts. You can’t run on them, so the only feasible thing to do is attack the suspect secondary.
    I would spread them out. Shotgun 5 wide on every play. The ball needs to come out quickly. Hopefully by the 4th quarter, the defensive line will be sucking wind. It’s really the only way to attack them. On defense, you must generate pressure on Brady. Take your two best pass rushers, and put them over the guard and center. If that doesn’t work, I’d go with 2 down lineman and everyone else is dB’s and safety. Force them to run the ball. It’s not what arians and Brady want to do. Above all else I would pray to the spirit of Reggie white for devine intervention

  11. 2021 Year of the GOAT Says:

    DIRTY FARM ANIMAL …. LMAO

  12. Buxszntkt Says:

    Did I read that right ? BA says they are getting after each other’s arses in the locker room ? TMI !

  13. orlbucfan Says:

    Well, geez Joes, no friggin’ sh1t! Why do you think Methusaleh TB12 came here? He saw the amassed talent on this team. Like, duh!!

  14. David Says:

    I will start posting this everywhere.
    Buccaneers 38
    Cowboys 13