Buccaneers Odds to Win Super Bowl

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Buccaneers Odds to Win Super Bowl

The 2019 season marked the 12th consecutive year that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers missed the NFL Playoffs. It was also their eighth losing season in the last nine campaigns. Tampa Bay was in the red at 5-9-2 against the spread with 12-4 over the total. Their defense ranked 29th overall for points allowed. In his first year at Tampa Bay head coach Bruce Arians developed the Bucs into the NFL’s top ranked passing yardage team. But interception prone quarterback Jameis Winston was much at fault for the team ranking dead last in turnovers. However, for 2020, that problem appears to be solved.

2020 Tampa Bay Buccaneers at a Glance

Super Bowl Odds: +1150

NFC Championship Odds: +500

NFC South Odds: +154

Whatever previous opinion gamblers may have had in regards to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers can be thrown out the window. The arrival of former New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady changes everything, at least from a public wagering perception.

Tom Brady is known as the greatest of all time “GOAT” and with considerable justification. Brady won six Super Bowl championships at New England. He is a 14-time Pro Bowler, three-time NFL most valuable player, and four-time Super Bowl MVP. Although his production slipped last year much of that was due to a weak supporting cast that lacked impact playmakers. That will not be an issue at Tampa Bay.

Brady’s old New England sidekick, tight end Rob Gronkowski, is joining him after a year in retirement. Wide receivers Chris Godwin and Mike Evans are elite level targets. Running back Ke-Shawn Vaughn was one of the top-rated prospects for the 2020 NFL Draft and should start right away.

Defensively the Bucs have an underrated core led by end Ndamukong Suh, tackle Vita Vea, along with linebackers Lavonte David and Shaquil Barrett. With a competent offense that should significantly cut down on turnovers and play more complimentary football, defensive improvement is almost certain.

Bruce Arians came out of retirement to take over the Bucs last year. He made his name with the Arizona Cardinals where he was two-time NFL coach of the year. His career record is 65-42-1.

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