News report:Why i came back to Tampa Bay Buccaneers…

Welcome back to the bakery: The top chef of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers

The Central Florida team has reclaimed first place, and they are the only ones who can claim it. Don’t look now. The Bucs are in total control of their future after defeating the New Orleans Saints on Thursday Night Football and winning last week against the Green Bay Packers. With the only winning record in the division, the team is enjoying its success.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers of 2023 have proven themselves in the field. The team has persevered through hardship this season, even though they are neither the favorites nor anyone’s pick to make a deep run in the playoffs. The team led by Todd Bowles has had numerous chances to give up and quit, but they have stuck with their coach and continued on.

Although the Buccaneers’ 7-7 record isn’t the best in the league, the narrative has a positive ending given how Tampa has reached that point. From a 4–7 deficit following their November 26th loss to the Indianapolis Colts, the Bucs have rallied.

Two players have really clicked during the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ three-game winning streak:

Major contributions have been made by Baker Mayfield and Rachaad White to the Bucs.

The last few weeks have seen The Chef get into quite the groove, highlighted by a phenomenal, game-changing performance at Lambeau Field.

In the Bucs’ last three games, which they have all won, Baker Mayfield has added seven touchdowns and just one interception to his stat line. Although the quarterback’s performance last week—a perfect rating and four touchdown passes—undoubtedly inflated the numbers, Baker Mayfield gave Tampa two touchdown passes and a rushing touchdown in a crucial divisional road victory the week before. To give the Bucs a walk-off victory two weeks ago, Mayfield even saved his best for the game-winning touchdown he threw against the Falcons.

With the exception of last week, Mayfield hasn’t been perfect this season, but he’s currently on a roll, and it’s perfect for his team. The quarterback prospect for Tampa Bay has learned to reduce his mistakes while still scoring touchdowns.

Rachaad White was the Buccaneers’ new, shiny toy going into 2023. In a rotational role alongside Leonard Fournette last season, the young back displayed some of his abilities. White was supposed to retire in 2023.

The duties of being the starting back would fall entirely on the shoulders of the second-year runner. Fans got to see hints of the talent hiding beneath the surface during the first few months of the season. The reality on the surface was far less glamorous. Before Thanksgiving, White had only two games where he gained more than four yards per carry. Not great.

It’s easy to forget that running a run game involves more than just throwing the ball to a skilled back and watching him take off. It’s frequently overlooked how important offensive line play is and how a running back’s rapport with his line develops throughout the course of the season. Rachaad White hasn’t yet averaged less than four yards per carry as the game is closing in. Since Thanksgiving, White has recorded two 100-yard rushing performances; it looks like the Buccaneers have a new focal point in the backfield.