The head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Bruce Arians, did not appreciate at all the pitiful performance of his offensive, and no offense to the denigrators of the receiver Antonio Brown, the latter will have his place in training next weekend.
Good news is scarce these days from the defending Super Bowl champions, shutout 9-0 by the New Orleans Saints when they last met.
For the first time in 15 years, quarterback Tom Brady saw one of his teams completely defeated on the scoreboard. To make matters worse, receivers Mike Evans and Chris Godwin are injured; the second of them will not return to the game due to a ligament tear in the knee, according to the NFL Network.
Now, will Brown save his family, who ended a suspension for presenting false proof of COVID-19 vaccination? Yet last year, Arians said that at the slightest escapade the former Pittsburgh Steelers had, he was going to take the siding. However, his speech has since changed.
“I don’t give a damn about what other people think. The only thing that concerns me is this football team and what is best for us, the head instructor told the media on Monday, as reported by ESPN. The situation has changed since that statement. A lot of things that have happened over the past year have made me proud of him. And I made a decision in the best interests of our organization. ”
The importance of bouncing back
Thus, Brown and safety half Mike Edwards, sanctioned for the same reasons, will be welcomed with open arms by the “Bucs”, who remain very well placed to win the title of the Southern section of the National Association.
However, even with a 10-4 record and a good cushion of three wins at the top, they don’t want to take bad folds. A comeback against the Carolina Panthers on Sunday is needed.
“A lot of guys have been injured, but it’s part of football,” Brady said after his club’s setback. So we have to determine who can take the place and take on certain roles while playing good football. We will have to unite to have a great week. ”
In 2021, Brown totaled 418 yards and four touchdowns on 29 receptions, playing just five games.
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