Bucs Back Bowles, Aiming for Super Bowl

0:00On April 3rd, Tampa Bay Buccaneers kicked off last season hot, going 5 wins and 1 loss, then 6 and 2 before their by-week. But it all fell apart after then. They dropped 7 of their final 9 games, ending 8 and 9, missing the playoffs for the first time since 2020 without taking the NFC South title. Coach Todd Bowles held onto his job and heads into his 5th year with the team. His overall record sits at 35 wins and 33 losses, with 3 division crowns under his belt. Still, they've only posted winning records in two of his four seasons, and just one year with double digit victories since he took over from Bruce, Aryans, who snagged that Superbowl in 2020. At the NFL owners meetings this week, owner Joel Glazer threw his full support behind Bowles. He pointed out the squad never quit, battling to the final whistle in every matchup, even when luck didn't break their way. Glazer chalked up the late slump to major injuries at key spots, and a string of tight games that slipped away.

1:00He stressed they're not chasing quick fixes, but steadily building a championship foundation year after year. With that backing in place, the Bucks gear up to rebound and chase that Superbowl dream once more. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI.