Hope Zac Robinson Is Proud
November 11th, 2026
Shameful.
Joe honestly doesn’t know of failed Bucs offensive coordinator Zac Robinson can look a Bucs defensive starter in the face after that embarrassing showing up in Chicago on Monday night.
That turd dropped by Robinson and his offense reminded Joe of the shameful offense directed by Mike Shula in the 1999 NFC title game when the Bucs’ defense played a near-perfect game, and the Bucs offense couldn’t even score one touchdown. Not one!
If the Bucs just had a respectable offense, maybe not even average, on Sunday night what a turn-the-corner moment that would have been for the Bucs franchise.
Per the stat-geeky Twitter account @OptaSTATS, the Bears, thanks to the Bucs and specifically thanks to Robinson, made NFL history despite being choked out by KitKat-eating Bucs coach Todd Bowles’ defense.
The Bears became the first team in NFL history to:
* Have five turnovers.
* Nine penalties
* No explosive running plays.
* Blow a 14-point lead…
And still win!!!
Here’s to you, Mr. Robinson!
The Bears are the only team in NFL history to:
have 5+ turnovers
have 9+ penalties
have no 10+ yard rushes
blow a 14+ point lead…and yet still win the game.
— OptaSTATS (@OptaSTATS) November 9, 2026
November 11th, 2026 at 12:09 am
Bowles settled for FG’s. Bowles defense spotted them 14 points early.
Bowles defense gave them a wide open TE in the 4th quarter for the final drive.
And Bowles hand picked the OC. Just as he handpicked Mr Mid QB.
Only way to get out of this malaise is to start by firing Bowles.
Then get rid of the architect who constructed this dog sh!t team. Licht must go.
November 11th, 2026 at 12:13 am
Counterpoint:
If our gutless HC goes for a TD at the end of the half instead of settling for a FG (when we were already down 2 full scores), we would have had 4 more points… in a game we lost by, wait for it- 3 points.
I will give the credit to Bowles that the defense is playing great right now, and it’s all being wasted… but he’s the HC and the offense is also his responsibility.
November 11th, 2026 at 1:00 am
It’s time to make Bowles HC, OC, DC and ST coach all at once. He has shown to be better than the rest, just fire everyone else and let him do it all. The Bucs would be even more excellent than they are now. Him only having the two roles is robbing Bucs of his elite prowess with the other things.
November 11th, 2026 at 1:24 am
Why shouldn’t we fire the entire coaching and management teams?
It is most important to cater to the torch & pitch fork crowd on JBF Comment Section who never offer any solutions.
That’s how careers blossom, seasons are saved, frowns are turned upside down, and true nirvana exists.
Mindless anarchy is a solid choice.
November 11th, 2026 at 1:39 am
Good news is mike McDonald’s available as oc next year. I say we extend bowles out 5 years and probably should keep Zac for at least two more seasons. It be good for all three to grow together.
Rome wasn’t built in a day let him find his groove in the next half of the 27 season. I bet we see him and baker and bowles turn the corner. We just need patience.
November 11th, 2026 at 1:56 am
Now we’re talking, lads. True fans finally coming out of the woodwork!
November 11th, 2026 at 2:15 am
Missing Mike deep threat . Missing Rashad white pass catching. Baker never been a pure pocket operator . Bootlegs and roll outs are his forte. For some reason , Godwin has not gotten bakers trust in this new system . Next to no targets . Maybe Gainwell can do more pass catching and hurst can learn the playbook .
November 11th, 2026 at 3:01 am
Fire To… Zac! Sorry, old habits die hard.
November 11th, 2026 at 3:08 am
bowles let the game get away from the bucs in the first quarter. everyone battled to get back in it but the damage was done.
you arent going to walk in to chicago, this year, be so unprepared and expect a different outcome.
it is typical todd bowles tactic to have a close game then blame his offense like it isnt his responsibility or something.
robinson is a terrible OC and hiring him was a terrible mistake. so was appointing bowles hc.