Dan Orlovsky Torches Bucs Defense, Playcalling

September 21st, 2026

So ESPN analyst and former Bucs QB Dan Orlovsky shared notes from his film study of the Bucs-Browns game.

That’s rare. Usually an analyst will discuss a couple of plays in detail or drop a hot take and some numbers.

But on The Pat McAfee Show today, Orlovsky pulled out the note pad and blasted the Bucs defense after saying the “panic meter” is “incredibly high” in Tampa.

“Bad zone defense. Bad zone defense. Bad pressure distribution. Too soft in coverage. Poor tackling. Poor tackling. Poor tackling,” Orlovsky read. “Poor tackling. Blown coverage. Defensively, the [Bucs’] breakdowns in the second half, specifically, were so significant.”

Orlovsky spread the blame, pointing out on film poor decisions by Baker Mayfield and playcalling that seemed to mystify him.

“They called like seven screens yesterday. None of them worked,” Orlovsky said of Tampa Bay. “He added that the Bucs needed to work intermediate routes more often.”

Joe looks over and over at the Browns’ winning touchdown yesterday and watches three Bucs defensive players fail to make a basic play. And the cherry on top is Zyon McCollum not going full speed and pulling up on a chance to cause a goal-line fumble like he’s seen Antoine Winfield pull off multiple times.

55 yards for Denzel’s second TD of the year 🙌#CLEvsTB on CBS pic.twitter.com/YQo9axvz0f

87 Responses to “Dan Orlovsky Torches Bucs Defense, Playcalling”

  1. Steven #55 Says:

    Bums

  2. Bradinator Says:

    Like last year, the year before, and…you get the picture. Bad tackling, NO perimeter defense, TEs wandering around in the secondary like they are invisible. Gonna be a long year, kids.

  3. Buc1987 Says:

    Boooooooooooo!

  4. Newbie Says:

    So it took the Browns loss for Orlovsky to notice what we have been seeing for a few years now?

  5. RagingBrisket Says:

    Offensive woes start with the Oline. As overrated as the dim Licht sitting in the GM chair. They can’t handle pass protection duties and it has a knock on effect with Baker who is scared to make his reads and panics. The woes continue with receivers not getting separation and finally an OC that is making Grizzard look like Bill Walsh.

    Defense can’t tackle and once again there are pass catchers running WIDE AAS open across that Todd Bowles defense. It’s become a real hallmark of his vaunted defensive scheme.

  6. SummerofGeorge Says:

    That play perfectly sums up Bowles defense.

    Soft, lazy, unprofessional, bland, boring, stale.

    With the game on the line he put it on HIS defense.

    The defense that Licht constructed for him this offseason.

    It just isn’t working and it never will. The evidence has been collected.

    Time to call a spade a spade and move on already.

    How many more years are we willing to waste? Are we giving up on the season?

    Because keeping the HC\DC intact is doing precisely that.

  7. jimmy Says:

    yea last weeks probowler zzzzyon (according to his fans here) was his old self pulling up instead of trying to punch the ball out from Boston. he is effing lazy.

  8. RagingBrisket Says:

    Offensive woes start with the Oline. As overrated as the dim Licht sitting in the GM chair. They can’t handle pass protection duties and it has a knock on effect with Baker who is scared to make his reads and panics. The woes continue with receivers not getting separation and finally an OC play caller that is making Grizzard look like Bill Walsh.

    Defense can’t tackle and once again there are pass catchers running WIDE AAS open across that Todd Bowles defense. It’s become a real hallmark of his vaunted defensive scheme.

  9. SlyPirate Says:

    So just:

    1. Bad Defensive Schemes
    2. Bad Defensive Play
    3. Bad Offensive Scheme

    That’s only three things to clean up.

  10. Buc1987 Says:

    SummerofGeorge..the Glazers never fire in season…Schiano was 0-8 and he was kept around.

  11. Buc1987 Says:

    These newbie (since Brady) fans are going to learn what it means to be a Buc fan.

    Embrace the suck!

  12. Teacherman Says:

    I miss LVD already.

    I hope he’s getting back in shape and healing is knee.

    I’ve never seen Lavonte play as bad as Anzalone thé past 2 weeks.

  13. Bartow Buc Says:

    Gosh it has been a terrible day since the Bucs lost to the Browns. I’ve never seen the volume of totally negative comments on this site. But I guess it’s human nature, if you win most people are happy, if you loose, everyone is heartbroken and in a very bad mood.
    The only thing that can change all this is a win this Sunday against the Vikings. So I’m going to join the very few optimistic people who comment on this site, stay on the ship and hope for a win !! Maybe even a string of wins !!
    It’s up to Coach Bowles and the rest of the coaches to help our Bucs overcome this and turn things around !!

    Go Bucs !!

    Beat the Vikings !!

  14. SummerofGeorge Says:

    Buc1987 Says:
    September 21st, 2026 at 2:33 pm

    SummerofGeorge..the Glazers never fire in season…Schiano was 0-8 and he was kept around.

    Then my 2-15 prediction was likely spot on.

    They won’t beat many teams with this approach. Very sad times.

  15. Lakeland Says:

    Zac Robinson and Liam Coen are best friends
    I’m almost certainly that Coen told Zac that Baker is a Dink and Dunk QB
    Go back and look at Zac 2 seasons in Atlanta
    You rarely seen Cousins/Penix throwing check downs
    When they threw to Bijan, it was a pass out in the flats

    Mostly they threw passes up field, especially over the middle
    But that’s not the case with Baker

  16. Will Says:

    BS season

  17. DBS Says:

    Did this guy consult our resident experts here? The loss was entirely on Baker. The defense was fine and did their job. He must not be seeing the same game film .

  18. SlyPirate Says:

    FUN STATS:

    1. VV, Yaya, Kancey, Bain = 0 Sacks
    2. Bucs DB have more TFL than DL+OLB
    3. Bucs OL has given up the 3rd most sacks in the NFL
    4. Baker is tied for #1 in most fumbles

  19. Texasbucsfan Says:

    ABSOLUTELY PITIFUL. Please don’t look for the retreads of Gruden & Tomlin. The Bucs have to get a new young coach that can relate to the team of today.

  20. Timon Says:

    On the first offensive drive of game baker steps up in the pocket sees an open Egbuka but doesn’t trust his arm and checks it down to Otton. Btw bake had enough time to look across the field where 17 is Wide Ass open.

    On the first defensive play of the game Bain is caught looking into the backfield and misses his assignment which is a bootleg action. Bain needs to be benched he’s clearly hurt and his confidence is at an all time low. Right now we’re witnessing how you take a 1st round talent and create a bust. Bowles needs to bench him and let him heal.

  21. Mike in MO Says:

    Who is going to want to coach this team that is handcuffed to Baker? It would have to be a first-time head coach. Except for Gruden, what experienced coach would want to come here and have to play Baker??

  22. WiscoJoe Says:

    What pains me the most (other than once upon a time we had Liam Coen running the offense only to let him go for an air head of a defensive coach) is that you wait all year for football season only to watch this abysmal attempt at defensive coaching.

    It’s like the players know this scheme is garbage so they don’t go all out and honestly I don’t blame them.

  23. SB~LV 🏈 Says:

    FIRE TB!
    Hire Jon Gruden
    FIRE JL
    Hire Ronde Barber

    Folks this is NOT A NEW DEVELOPMENT

    It has been a cruel torture
    2024
    2025
    and this projectile 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

  24. BigPoppaBuc Says:

    Barton is a bust. Luke is a shell of himself. Tristan is getting too complacent. Baker feeling heat even when it’s not there. Can’t/won’t step into a throw for accuracy down field. Bucky playing lights out but can’t block either. This offense is soft.

    I have hope for the defense. Anzalone is down to his last life hopefully. B Mo has played pretty solid and actually kind of physical. Parrish needs to get healthy quickly. Bain has done absolutely nothing so nowhere to go but up there. But I feel like the defense is doing better than I expected.
    But this offense looks like it doesn’t know what it’s doing on way too many plays and wasting a lot of possessions.

  25. Brooklyn Born Says:

    0/4 coming straight down 75 for us. Get ready!!!!!!!!

  26. BuccoMarty Says:

    He’s not saying anything different than everything Joe Bucs fan (as well as Joe Bucs Fan) are saying. Literally everybody see it except that mediocre mess of a head coach.

    The Bucs are now 2-9 since last year’s bye week and the next five weeks don’t look good. Even the Steelers look better than the bucs right now.

    It might be November 1st before we see the first win.

  27. Saskbucs Says:

    Stop it Lakeland.

    Coen did no such thing. You don’t put up 4500 yards and 41 TDs dinking and dunking. If he did, Bucky would have had 800 yards receiving. He didn’t.

    Evans got 1000 and Godwin was leading the league in WR stats through 7 weeks.

    Robinson is now under the school of Todd. Don’t risk it, might be a 20-17 biscuit out there. How do deep passes factor into that which Baker uncorked a few… well he’s keeping those safe by throwing 5 yards deeper than anyone can get it.

    Baker needs 5-20 yard passes. You saw him zip one to Hurst 18 yards. You saw him sidearm a crosser to Godwin on the money. He can do it, he just isn’t nearly consistent enough, not getting good enough protection and on some guys just aren’t getting open vs the D that is called.

    Those aren’t excuses for Baker, he’s terrible right now, but as usual there is more than one culprit when assigning blame.

    The whole team is playing like crap save for maybe 4 outta 22 guys. Todd Bowles everyone… and Baker. 2 guys turning a 10 win team into a 5 win team.

  28. jimmy Says:

    The problem is there isnt one problem. There are many it isn’t just clean up touch up. Or “so close” like baker says. he isnt close. his passes yesterday were crap. we went from fumbleitis to inaccurateitis. Totally inconsistent. Or consistently inconsistent, your choice.

  29. Josh Says:

    If Tampa cut Baker next offseason (2027), his dead cap hit of roughly $50M–$60M would eat around **18% to 20% of a $300M salary cap**.

    For comparison:

    * **Russ / Broncos:** $85M dead hit on a $208M cap = **~40% of their total cap space blown**.
    * **Baker / Bucs:** ~$55M dead hit on a $300M cap = **~18% of their cap space**.

    The Realistic Playbook: Draft & Sit

    The Bucs wouldn’t cut him right away anyway—they’d do what smart franchises do:

    1. **Draft the Future:** Select a rookie QB in Round 1 on a cheap, controlled contract.
    2. **Bridge with Baker:** Keep Baker as the starter for one more year to let the rookie learn without getting thrown to the wolves unless he is just completely outplaying Baker in camp.
    3. **Painless Hand-off:** After that transition year, cut or trade Baker. His dead cap drops even lower, (the cap seems to always go up) the rookie steps in on a low cap hit, and the roster never collapses.

    Denver took a 40% cap hit with nobody left to play QB; Tampa would be taking an 18% hit while transitioning smoothly to a rookie that is just standard NFL roster management.

  30. Bosch Says:

    I have only one more thing to say. Without A doubt, the Bucs are the most UNDERACHIEVING ream in the NFL. 11 straight games failing to cover the spread is firm. The only quest is where do they stand historically? Could they be the WOAT?

    The Glazers must be proud. I fully expect them to make a public appearance in the near future.

  31. Saskbucs Says:

    @Mike… don’t kid yourself. There are only 32 HC jobs. Many people will want to take this Tampa job. The cupboard is not bare.

    There are a lot of big egos in pro sports. Someone thinks they can make chicken salad outta this mess. How would the Browns or Jets ever get coaches if people were that scared of a big job?

    Someone with vision could turn this around quickly. 4-3 D, a mean C, Barton to LG, a new MLB to pair with Trotter, a 225 lb bruising RB… most problems are solved if the new coaches know how to scheme something decent.

  32. Saskbucs Says:

    This is all looking to go sideways real quick.

    Bucs players are gonna be hearing nothing but opposing team fans and boo birds out there.

    They will all just be punching a clock like their HC soon. Embarrassing from top to bottom.

    In a week or 2 I’d be checking in on Vea and Diabys trade value. Might as well let Roberts, Simmons and Walker get reps.

  33. Dubcity6 Says:

    Dan-O.. bet he wont be picking the Bucs anymore.. guess all that talent he saw in the off-season when no-one is playing games was just made up hype

  34. Conte Piscatelli Says:

    I don’t think Anzalone has actually made a tackle yet this season. Absolute garbage! Might be the perfect Bowles Linebacker.

  35. JA Says:

    A few short weeks ago, we realists were labeled as haters. In truth, we saw an idiot show in motion and called it out. The rest of you, the gullible lot who still believe the internet is a purveyor of total honesty, chose to swallow the fiction emanating from Buccaneer Central.
    But that’s ok.
    It’s long past time we banded together in a redundant outrage until Todd and Jason are fired and we move on from Baker.
    Scream, rant and throw bags over your head at games. If someone made a bumper sticker saying, FIRE BOWLES AND LICHT TODAY!!! I’d buy one instantly.
    And if there really was a benevolent football deity watching over us, it would use its power of mind control to get the Two Stooges to sell the team. Ah, to dream!
    I’d rather start anew and build a team with young, hungry players and knowledgeable coaches who were dedicated to their craft. Problem is, the Stooges wouldn’t know these types if they were staring them in the face. See Liam Coen.
    At the very least, Glazer boys, it’s past time for this circus to fold its tents and hit the road!
    The Lightning and Rays got it together. The Bucs are an embarrassment to those proud organizations.

  36. Warren Brooks Lynch Says:

    “The Realistic Playbook: Draft & Sit”

    Give me Austin Simmons, Trindad Chambliss, Mensah is playing out of his mind but I mentioned him on here before, Jayden Maiava, and there’s a few others.

    I’d even once over Kevin Jennings out of SMU just for the hell of it or my boy Lincoln Feinholz out of Louisville.

    We need a door #2 & #3

  37. ModHairKen Says:

    On this, Orlovsky is spot on. And Bowles is too inept to change any of the problems.

  38. ModHairKen Says:

    Tackling is an embarrassment. Bowles deserves the blame for not correcting that.

    Bowles is soft. The Defense is soft. Weak.

  39. Buddhaboy19 Says:

    freaking Anzalone is absolutely horrid. No way he should be on the same field as Derrick Brooks and Lavonte david. Just shoot me

  40. Buddhaboy19 Says:

    freaking Anzalone is absolutely horrid. No way he should be on the same field as Derrick Brooks and Lavonte david.

  41. ModHairKen Says:

    Now they’ve changed a substantial number of the players on defense, but it looks exactly the same as last year.

    What is the common denominator?

  42. mikeinlutz Says:

    Mike McCarthy blamed the coaching for the Pitt lost. You dont see Bowles taking any blame for the loss. He needs to GO!!!!!

  43. Dave Ball Says:

    The out route was there anytime Cleveland wanted it. Oh and calling a throw on the mid-4th quarter (I think) 3rd-and-2 was ridiculous.

  44. Buddhaboy19 Says:

    Bowles is eating too many chicken wings, he is wearing that parachute cut off shirt for the extra large ones. He is living high on the hog with one foot in retirement. We need some young blood in here, minus the rahim the dream scenario.

  45. Buc Stops Here Says:

    I expected a meltdown this year and I am getting it. Every year Todd Bowles has been head coach the team has done nothing but play .500 ball. That is the ceiling for this team just like every team he has coached. He did better than .500 because first Dave Canalis and Liam Cohen are amazing head coaches that the Bucs had, which gave them up to become head coaches in Carolina and Jacksonville. We saw in the preseason how far ahead Jacksonville is of Tampa, and they are 2-0. Even Carolina stuck with QB Bryce Young who is okay is ahead of Tampa leading the South with a 1-1 record playing two tough opponents – Chicago and Baltimore, who they managed to beat. Tampa cannot beat anyone with the brain trust of Zac Robinson and Todd Bowles. Mark my words – both will be history at the end of the season as the Glazers don’t fire coaches mid-season but will fire them mid contract. It is the reason I refused to pay Sunday Ticket to watch them this year and just listen to them on XM Radio. I don’t need to watch this dumpster fire on TV.

  46. SlyPirate Says:

    SO INTERESTING!!!!

    Minnesotta
    32nd ranked Offense (Yards/Gm)
    24th ranked Defense (Yards/Gm)

    The Vikings are statistically TERRIBLE … but 2-0.

    If the Bucs are going to have a chance of beating a winning team, this is it.

  47. DayOnePaul Says:

    Bowels needs to go, today!

  48. Justin Says:

    Offensive woes could be attributed to having a new OC every single year. But there is zero excuse for a DC based head coach to have a crappy bottom 5 defense.

  49. BigBucJoe Says:

    Same mediocre coach. Same mediocre team. No surprise.

  50. ToesOnTheLine!!! Says:

    I’m going to try to preserve my sanity by saying it could be worse…we could be Chargers fans! Bucs dropped two…one to what looks like a good team (Cincy) and one to an obvious POS team. Chargers lost to two (likeiy) sh!t teams…and they have a pretty good HC. The other NFC South dumpster fire (Atlanta) can at least use the excuse that they’re playing their third string QB…we got nothin’ except admitting the Bucs are currently a hot mess.

  51. When is enough enough! Says:

    Todd will be fired after Vikings loss 34- 10.

  52. When is enough enough! Says:

    Todd will be fired after Bucs loss 34- 10.

  53. SkunkApe Says:

    Is Bowles fired yet?

  54. SkunkApe Says:

    BigBucJoe Says:
    September 21st, 2026 at 3:39 pm

    Same mediocre coach. Same mediocre team. No surprise.

    Mediocre is a little generous. Mediocre would’ve beaten the Browns by 14.

  55. Scott Says:

    I’d Bowles was let go would he get another DC job? Probably not.

  56. Scott Says:

    Doesn’t matter. The NFL is doing everything it can to not rely on the old-school fans who actually get mad about the play of the teams- I am sure they see that as an impediment to their money-making racket. I noticed all these pretty women on the field near where I was sitting by the tunnel yesterday 10 minutes before the game started. I realized they were WAGs and then player after player came over and hugged and kiss his own WAG, some giving them presents or roses—-10 freeking minutes before they were supposed to go to battle!!! I wanted to puke. Then I looked into it and it turns out that this is all part of an NFL scheme starting this year because women and young people (particularly young women) like seeing the players show their affection towards their significant others during the game. They are looking to expand on the Taylor swift magic that brought young women into the game. So, its obvious the NFL doesn’t want to depend on us men who get ticked off about their product, they want a different market that will drag us to see their cruddy soft product.

  57. Jabber Says:

    If we start out 0-5 I would hope to see a firing of Todd Bowles. That’s the mini bye after the Cowboys game. We’ve never fired a coach mid season but it would be an honor if Todd Bowles was the 1st!

  58. Rod Munch Says:

    LOL!

    $65M a year franchise quarterback Baker Mayfield singlehandedly loses the game again, his 6 loss in 7 games, all on him and yet every story is about anything but him and his failure in the clutch.

    I’m not joking, I literally laughed when I saw yet another headline not mentioning how Baker failed the team and the fans.

  59. AquaBum Says:

    Buc stops here:

    Panthers played Chicago and Atlanta (saints played the ravens)

    While Bryce has looked solid these past two games, let us not forget the **** mountain division we play in. 59 points scored week one on panthers defense. Yesterday they played a sorry falcons team. Let’s not put them on a pedestal just yet….. it’s the swamp c**ts that you should be worried about

  60. Capebuc Says:

    Antoine and Tykee are individually great but it has to be said that as a pair they have as yet failed to click.

  61. Rickrose Says:

    COACHING MATTERS!

  62. budlikedthebucarros Says:

    gruden and may my poor dad bud rest his head in heaven 55 mil huh?

  63. Rod Munch Says:

    Again, I’ll remind people, Baker is a $65M cap hit for the next 3 seasons, not $55M. It’s $55M in NEW money, but they already owed him money, that they spread over 3-years ($10M/year), so it’s so it’s worse than you think.

  64. Tye Says:

    SO MANY PEOPLE KNEW better than the owners about IBS…
    The news that the owners retained Bowels came out, we were beyond confident it was such a STUPID business move!

  65. Tom in MadCity Says:

    When you watch that play, in addition to the three players that whiffed on the tackle, you also see 3 players (21, 45 Trotter, and 27 McCollum) failing to swarm to the ball. They ease up as they see the three players converge on the TE. Then they try to get on their high horse to catch up only to ease up again around the 10-yard line. Unacceptable.

    In a Monte Kiffin coached defense, all of the players away from the tackle would have been busting their arses to either help bring the ballcarrier down or be there with a devastating hit should he break a tackle. Not enough hustle from this defense, but it’s what Todd Bowles accepts. If he didn’t accept it, it wouldn’t happen.

    It’s time for some tough love from the head coach and defensive coordinator. If a player is jogging during a play, have him jog his arse over to the sideline and stand by you for a bit.

  66. Rod Munch Says:

    Baker had a wide open receiver, in the end zone, to win the game – and he missed the throw. And it was an easy throw by NFL QB standards. It’s a throw any high school QB is expected to make every time. And our new franchise QB missed the throw to win the game. That comes after an entire summer of hearing about how he had been ‘disrespected’ by people questioning if he’s a franchise QB. It comes after he signed the largest deal in team history. It comes as he’s now the 3rd highest paid player in the NFL.

    And he missed a throw every single QB in the NFL is expected to make 100 out of 100 times. One that wins the game.

    And still not a single story about that.

    Remarkable.

    The one and only real storyline from the game, and nothing.

  67. Dave Ball Says:

    It’s puzzling. Baker was quite accurate throwing in the Bengals game.

  68. Alvin Scissors Harper Says:

    I agree with Josh. If the record is bad enough, and it probably will be, we should draft a QB in Round 1. There are lots of good ones coming out.

  69. Steve V Says:

    Not Bowles fault on that play,the dude was covered and the 3 miss tackles! thats on the players ,

  70. Steve V Says:

    By the way Williams and the Bears came crashing back to earth!! Any Givin Sunday

  71. Larrd Says:

    I have seen several stories mentioning Bsker’s bad day and horrific throw (s).

    Arians should come back and clean up the mess he left over the rest of this season. Seems like the wheels are off the wagon, already. Then a new regime next year.

  72. Scott Says:

    TominMadcity,

    I remember in 2019 when JPP ripped into a few players (they were DBs) after a loss because they were joking around and did not seem to care. Then, a few weeks later when one of those players (Hargreaves their first round pick in 2016) loafed on a long pass play by the other team and allowed others to make the tackle- he was cut the next day by Arians. He actually called him out for loafing and said it was unacceptable. I agree that winning coaches do not tolerate a lack of tenacity on any play because it allows softness to overtake the team.

  73. 3-28 curse continues Says:

    Somebody get Tomlin’s office ready!!!!!

  74. BucsFan Says:

    Cue Rod to point the finger away from BOWLES

    HEY ROD this article was about the POOR DEFENSIVE PLAY

    AND BOWLES IS THE D GURU

    Oh wait can’t defend the defenseless

    CAPT Belly only knows one thing “ THE LOCKERROOM HAS KIT-KATS”

  75. Bartow Buc Says:

    Sky Pirate !! Excellent point now we have something positive to hope for !! A win against the 2-0 Vikings !!

    Go Bucs !!

    Beat the Vikings !!

  76. Kenton Smith Says:

    So he torched the defense and the play calling. That means the offense and the defense. Exactly.

    We averaged 5.4 yards per carry and the Browns averaged 1.9. We held the edge in total yards. They out- passed us! How did that happen?

    We haven’t had a rythm at all on offense. No sense of urgency, no commitment to gunsling- it’s like we’re afraid of an interception more than the requirements to get a move on. Pitiful, yet fixable.

    Someone said run some hurry up even when we’re not in a hurry. That may be like hitting a reset button and it might help. But we better shake this mess up, and quicklike. I think we can.

  77. Bucnbeers Says:

    I watched a few Bucs players jog during the game. Ruben T-Rex Bain for one.

  78. Boltsfan17 Says:

    Welcome to the party ESPN. We’ve watched this trash for years now.

  79. When is enough enough! Says:

    I see Glazers selling. They are more interested in their Manchester U then Tampa Bay. Thats where they spend their $$$$.

  80. Rod Munch Says:

    BucsFan Says:
    HEY ROD this article was about the POOR DEFENSIVE PLAY

    ———-

    If you want to point me to the article about how Baker once again choked and cost the team the game – please point me to it, and I’ll be sure to comment there.

  81. Gipper Says:

    Munch,

    You know well that Baker threw a perfect pass to Hurst that he dropped in the end zone with 30 seconds left.

    Never hear a peep from you about the Todd Bowles defense. We all saw 3 defenders flail away at Denzel Boston who broke all 3 tackles and walked into the end zone for the winning TD. Looked familiar to most of us except you.

  82. 80sBucsfan Says:

    Jason Licht is utlimately to blame a long with the Glazers. The glazers are absentee owners so Licht is running the franchise.

    PLEASE FIRE JASON LICHT. 93-107

    He sucks. He does. Jason Licht owes his whhole career to Tom Brady.

    Jason licht-Tom Brady=SUCKS

  83. Rod Munch Says:

    Gipper Says:
    September 21st, 2026 at 5:58 pm
    Munch,

    You know well that Baker threw a perfect pass to Hurst that he dropped in the end zone with 30 seconds left.

    ———

    If Hurst was Mike Evans, you’d expect him to be able to make that contested catch. The ball placement was great, but it was a very contested catch – and was certainly defensive pass interference on top of it. To claim somehow Baker is off the hook, as if Hurst, or anyone non-HOF WR is expected to make that as a routine catch on a wet field is complete nonsense. But again, it was DPI, and it’s bull that it wasn’t called.

    But how does that excuse Baker from missing a simple pass to a wide open receiver on 4th down that every single QB in the NFL is expected to hit 100 out of 100 times?

    Trying to pretend like Hurst not making a circus catch lets Baker off the hook is disingenuous, even for a Baker Boi.

    Also, Boston didn’t break “3 tackles” you dope – that moron Analzone, in the process of missing the tackle, swung around and literally knocked Winfield out of the play. And I did yell about it yesterday. But that play didn’t cost the Bucs the games, the open WR in the end zone at the end of the game, the one Baker missed on a simple throw and catch, that is what literally cost the Bucs the game.

  84. Davenport Says:

    When they hit 0-5, there’s a mini-bye. Time to deal as much as the high priced talent as possible. No one should be protected.

    Clear cap space, gather draft picks, improve draft position, get ready for a rebuild.

    If we’re not doing that, what are we doing?

  85. Kenton Smith Says:

    Munchingrightalong. If Winfield is playing the kind of game we need him playing he runs right through Anzalone and Boston at the same time. Do you expect Anzalone to slow down and say excuse me?

  86. Get What You Pay For Says:

    Anzalone, Boston, Winfield, and McCollum needs to be fined and publicly humiliated for that TERRIBLE football. No HOF for Winfield, to dang lazy. I had hope for McCollum after the Cincy game. Thought he played well. That video just makes me sick! And it’s so ToddBowle’s Defense!

  87. Rod Munch Says:

    Kenton Smith Says:
    September 21st, 2026 at 6:19 pm
    Munchingrightalong. If Winfield is playing the kind of game we need him playing he runs right through Anzalone and Boston at the same time. Do you expect Anzalone to slow down and say excuse me?

    ————

    Dummy, did you watch the play?

    Winfield was coming in to help, and Analzone, that moron, not only misses the catch, but knocks Winfield off the tackle as well.

    What in the world is Winfield supposed to do there when that moron is flying around like a SCUD missile hitting his own guy?

 

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