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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are restructuring their coaching staff for the 2026 season, parting ways with five assistants including coordinators and retiring veteran coach Tom Moore, following an 8-9 season that ended their playoff streak and highlighted areas for improvement across offense, defense, and special teams.
Todd Bowles will return as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach for the 2026 season despite a disappointing 8-9 record and missing the playoffs, with the team facing personnel challenges and aiming to improve in the upcoming year.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles acknowledged the need for defensive adjustments after a mixed 2025 season, emphasizing evaluation and potential schematic and personnel changes to improve pass rush and overall defense performance for 2026.
Baker Mayfield had a strong game with 277 yards and two touchdowns, but his mistakes, including an interception, contributed to the Buccaneers' loss to the Falcons. Head coach Todd Bowles praised Mayfield's accountability and emphasized the need for the team to focus on the little things to improve. The team faces upcoming crucial games and aims to regroup after a disappointing loss.
The article discusses the upcoming NFL game between the Patriots and Buccaneers, highlighting how Tampa Bay has managed recent roster challenges, strategies to pressure Baker Mayfield, and how the Patriots can exploit the Bucs' defensive weaknesses, with potential outcomes depending on offensive rhythm and defensive performance.
The 49ers and Buccaneers, both 4-1, face off in a crucial NFL matchup where the 49ers' passing offense and strategic game planning under Kyle Shanahan will be key to overcoming injuries and a tough Tampa Bay defense, with historical success against Todd Bowles' defenses giving the 49ers an edge.
Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles initially planned for Baker Mayfield to play in the upcoming preseason game against the Steelers but decided to hold him out after reviewing practice tape, leaving Kyle Trask, Teddy Bridgewater, and Connor Bazelak as the available quarterbacks.
Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles emphasizes the need to give backup running back Sean Tucker more opportunities, especially after Rachaad White's injury, highlighting Tucker's explosiveness and potential to be a game changer.
Todd Bowles' multi-year extension with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers eliminates the possibility of Bill Belichick returning to the NFL through the Bucs in 2026, narrowing his options for a coaching comeback.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have extended the contracts of GM Jason Licht and head coach Todd Bowles, recognizing their leadership in building a successful team that has made the playoffs five consecutive years and won four division titles, with the team aiming for another championship.
Buccaneers running back Bucky Irving is questionable for Sunday's game against the Chargers due to back and hip injuries, having missed practice sessions this week. Head coach Todd Bowles also listed safety Christian Izien as questionable, while safeties Antoine Winfield Jr. and Mike Edwards, along with linebacker K.J. Britt, have been ruled out.
Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans is set to return to the lineup against the Giants after missing three games due to a hamstring injury. Head coach Todd Bowles stated that Evans will play as long as he remains healthy and fresh, without a predetermined snap count. Evans' return is crucial for the Buccaneers, who have lost all three games in his absence and are striving to stay in the playoff race.
Troy Aikman criticized Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles for not attempting a two-point conversion in the final seconds of their 30-24 overtime loss to the Chiefs on Monday Night Football. Aikman believed Bowles' conservative decision, along with questionable timeout management, cost Tampa Bay a chance to win in regulation. Bowles defended his choice, citing field conditions and a desire to reach overtime, but Aikman argued that a bolder strategy was warranted against the defending champions.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles briefly considered a two-point conversion to win against the Kansas City Chiefs but opted for overtime in a 30-24 loss. Bowles cited wet field conditions as a reason for his decision, which ultimately led to a loss after the Chiefs scored in overtime. The decision not to go for two, along with a questionable timeout call, allowed Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs to capitalize, leaving Bowles' strategy in question.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles defended his decision to kick an extra point instead of attempting a two-point conversion in the final seconds of regulation during their 30-24 overtime loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. Bowles cited wet field conditions and a belief in their chances in overtime as reasons for the decision. Despite a strong performance, the Bucs fell to 4-5 after their third consecutive loss, with quarterback Baker Mayfield expressing frustration over the outcome and emphasizing the need to stop their losing streak.