The Bucs Argumentative Analysis

What makes Bowles’ defense most effective is when both safeties have the ability to play in coverage and in the box. Which, the Jets have struggled to find in recent years. But, hopefully that will change with the Jets recent draft selections in Jamal Adams and Marcus Maye. The Jets are in the midst of a rebuild and are trying to get younger, faster and stronger on defense. In an ideal world Bowles would love to deploy 3 safeties in this game plan and hopefully he has that ability with Pryor, Adams and Maye on the roster now. Bowles defense also relies on a NT that can take on blockers and free up the ends and linebackers to get after the quarterback. Damon Harrison thrived in this role in 2015 and it showed with the Jets defensive numbers. In 2016 Steve McClendon was suppose to fill Harrison’s void, but he struggled to occupy blockers. Deon Simon has shown promise as a player that can play the NT position in Bowles defense. Which should help the Jets get more pressure on the quarterback at a more consistent

The former University of Florida and Wharton High School star has been told the right cornerback spot is his to lose. But when the Bucs go to their sub packages with five defensive backs, Hargreaves moves inside to the slot, showing the kind of versatility by a defensive back not seen in Tampa Bay since Ronde Barber retired.

And they delivered. The Gators secondary only allowed Quinten Dormady to complete only 54% of his passes and forced him to throw three interceptions, including one to Duke Dawson, who played a magnificent game.

The Cowboys offensive line was perfect last season, and they kept the defense away from their star quarterback Tony Romo. The "Great Wall" was a big reason for the Cowboys' success, and if Tyron Smith can remain healthy this season, defensives won't stand a chance against the Cowboys' offensive line.

With a new head coach comes a new offense to learn. That might be the one set back to a team with so many returning players. Offensive

With a grand total of 3 winning season since then, last season being one of the three, the team’s overall performance, is not the winning culture that owners, players, or fans had hoped for. Since our last playoff appearance back in 2007. The Bucs continue to fall short of their potential.

With the season coming to its half way mark for the Bucs this weekend, a 2-5 mark is not what any player or fan had envisioned. That being said reaching the playoffs after such an abysmal start is not entirely unheard of in the NFL.

The offense started to show promise and the defense was strong vs the Cardinals which is good as they’ll travel to New England to play the Patriots this week. The Patriots are ailing with QB woes and the Bills could possibly steal a victory from the Patriots due their injury situation at QB.

Entering 2017, Flacco loses yet another weapon in Steve Smith, and he’ll need Mike Wallace and free agency pickup Jeremy Maclin to pick up the slack. For a team that loves to pound the rock, the Ravens are fairly thin in the backfield; but they picked up Danny Woodhead in the offseason, who should help if he can stay healthy.

Without signing a hot commodity in free agency or drafting a highly projected premium round pass rusher, the vibe from most outsiders is that the Cowboys’ brass didn’t do enough to improve the pass rush.

When Tampa Bay selected Doug Martin with the 31st pick in the 2012 NFL Draft they believed they’d found their running back for the next ten years. Unfortunately, this wasn’t the case for the Buccaneers. Martin showed glimpses of how talented he was, but will be remembered in Tampa for his injuries and PED use. Martin recently found a home with the Oakland Raiders where he will look for a fresh start under a familiar face, Jon Gruden.

They were on a streak and they are a very capable team. They will probably face the Eagles in the NFC championship. Adam Thielen is climbing to the top on the receiver charts. Even though their starting quarterback got injured Case Keenum has stepped up and filled in the spot and done great. Even though they lost to the Panthers I think they have a capability to make it all the way

Fast forward to Week 12 and it seems like all those questions have been answered, as the Buccaneers are playing exceptional football with a chance to not only make the playoffs, but win the NFC South. Currently, Tampa Bay is 5-5 and only sitting one game behind the Atlanta Falcons for first place in the division.

We played pretty well against GMG in week 3, but that doesn’t mean we played our best. That doesn’t mean we can play that way and expect to win these next few weeks. It’s going to be tough; it’s going to take a perfect effort every snap by every player. It;s going to take you pushing through the pain of being tired. It’s going to take you paying attention to the details. It’s going to take you having an asskicker mentality on every single snap. Offense, defense, or special teams it doesn’t matter. If you give a perfect effort on every single snap the athleticism and that

The Giants’ biggest weakness was their defense, which was a disaster to say the least. The secondary was among the worst in the NFL, finishing last in terms of passing yards allowed per game. Their front seven wasn’t much better, finishing among the worst in terms of applied pressure to opposing quarterbacks.