 |
|
NFC Playoff Watch |
 The 7-3 Tampa Bay Buccaneers trail the 8-2 Carolina Panthers by one game in the NFC South division (Reinhold Matay) |
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are 7-3 and one game behind the 8-2 Carolina Panthers in the NFC South division. PewterReport.com will keep Tampa Bay fans updated on how the Bucs fit into the NFC playoff picture over the last six games of the season.
If the playoffs started today, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers would make the playoffs as one of two Wild Card teams.
The Bucs are 7-3 on the season and just a one game behind the 8-2 Carolina Panthers in the NFC South division.
Tampa Bay will travel to Detroit to take on the 0-10 Lions on Sunday.
PewterReport.com will keep Tampa Bay fans updated on how the Bucs fit into the NFC playoff picture over the final six games of the 2008 regular season.
NFC PLAYOFF PICTURE
Division Leaders
New York Giants 9-1 (NFC East)
Remaining Schedule: @ Arizona, @ Washington, Philadelphia, @ Dallas, Carolina, @ Minnesota
Carolina Panthers 8-2 (NFC South)
Remaining Schedule: @ Atlanta, @ Green Bay, Tampa Bay, Denver, @ New York Giants, @ New Orleans
Arizona Cardinals 7-3 (NFC West)
Remaining Schedule: @ Philadelphia, St. Louis, Minnesota, @ New England, Seattle
Chicago Bears 5-5 (NFC North)
Remaining Schedule: @ St. Louis, @ Minnesota, Jacksonville, New Orleans, Green Bay, @ Houston
Wild Cards
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (7-3)
Remaining Schedule: @ Detroit, New Orleans, @ Carolina, @ Atlanta, San Diego, Oakland
Washington Redskins (6-4)
Remaining Schedule: @ Seattle, New York Giants, @ Baltimore, @ Cincinnati, Philadelphia, @ San Francisco
Outside Looking In
Dallas Cowboys (6-4)
Remaining Schedule: San Francisco, Seattle, @ Pittsburgh, New York Giants, Baltimore, @ Philadelphia
Atlanta Falcons (6-4)
Remaining Schedule: Carolina, @ San Diego, @ New Orleans, Tampa Bay, @ Minnesota, St. Louis
Philadelphia Eagles (5-4-1)
Remaining Schedule: @ Baltimore, Arizona, @ New York Giants, Cleveland, @ Washington, Dallas
Minnesota Vikings (5-5)
Remaining Schedule: @ Jacksonville, Chicago, @ Detroit, @ Arizona, Atlanta, New York Giants
Green Bay Packers (5-5)
Remaining Schedule: @ New Orleans, Carolina, Houston, @ Jacksonville, @ Chicago, Detroit
New Orleans Saints (5-5)
Remaining Schedule: Green Bay, @ Tampa Bay, Atlanta, @ Chicago, @ Detroit, Carolina
Comments
tomsan
Thanks for that Jim. Very helpful.
3:31pm, November 18, 2008
orlandobucsfan
The Bucs are still in great position although 2 of the 3 remaining NFC South games are on the road. The other 3 are winnable against lesser teams...that is if the Bucs don't play down to the level of the competition.
4:16pm, November 18, 2008
bucfan47
I'm tired of trying to predict how this thing is going to shake out..I'm still leaning towards the Panthers winning the division..I know...boo me again...But seriously...They've been playing terrible and still winning and they have an outstanding run game that appears to be getting better..
I like their schedule and all the pressure to me, is on us due to the rash of injuries we keep having and the fact we are still one game down at this point....We'll see...
I'm all for us making the playoffs, but in reality I realize we are not even close to making that happen as of yet..
5:01pm, November 18, 2008
bucfannj
Lets worry about Detroit this Sunday, and then New orleans, and then........ WIN 1 game at a time, and the rest will fall into place!!!
DON'T TAKE DETROIT LIGHTLY!!!!!
2:32am, November 19, 2008
woodsc
Carolina does have a running game but so did Minn. We took care of that run and I think our D can take caro of Carolina's also. What we need to do is get in the endzone when we get close. We've got to do a better job of keeping our opponent off guard with play calling.
8:51am, November 19, 2008
Leave a Comment
INSIDER ARTICLES |
PewterReport.com Buccaneer Blitz Podcast 1-7
Did you miss the final two-hour PewterReport.com Buccaneer Blitz show from...
PewterReport.com Buccaneer Blitz Podcasts
Did you miss the final two-hour PewterReport.com Buccaneer Blitz show from...
PI Quick Hits
What revolution could take place on offense under head coach Jon Gruden? Is...
MORE ARTICLES |
