The Buccaneers continue to get disrespected.
Despite coming off a third consecutive NFC South Division title and a Divisional Round playoff appearance, NFL media outlets continue to overlook the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.According to Ballentine, the Buccaneers' offense is worse off than a ton of teams that many could say haven't proven nearly enough to be ranked ahead of Tampa Bay. This includes the Cleveland Browns, Chicago Bears, Jacksonville Jaguars, Arizona Cardinals, Indianapolis Colts and Los Angeles Chargers.
Not to mention, those guys are coming off their first season playing together with Mayfield at the helm. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to realize that if anything, the chemistry and continuity that was established between those players last season should only continue to develop and ultimately result in even more success on offense in 2024."They didn't do much to change that in the offseason.
Furthermore, the team also used third and fourth-round draft picks on highly productive offensive stars in wide receiver, Jalen McMillan and elusive running back Bucky Irving to add more quality depth in the form of young, talented, and explosive playmakers. To me, ranking the Tampa Bay Buccaneers like this — coming off a third consecutive NFC South title and a Divisional Round playoff appearance — is nothing short of egregious.
Being counted out and disrespected is nothing new to Baker Mayfield or the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. That could be a big reason why the marriage between the two sides has been so promising just one season into his tenure. Thanks to opinions like those presented in this Bleacher Report article, it's safe to say that both Baker Mayfield and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will continue to play with a collective chip on their shoulder, which is a good thing.
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