It was not a happy day when we got demolished by New Orleans, the second time (losing 38 to 3 on Nov. 8) of course was probably the worst defeat Brady has had in his career, and it guaranteed we would lose the division. How many times have teams come back from that kind of beating from a division rival only to get revenge in the playoff and go on to win the Superbowl? I'd venture to say that's never happened before. I guess that's one of the things that makes this Superbowl season so surreal (Covid and no fans of course being others). Nobody was talking Superbowl on November 9th. You know there were other things on the agenda, such as who should retire, who should get fired and so forth.
I don't think you can fully mentally process this Superbowl season without trying to figure out how the Bucs were able to rebound from that Nov. 8 loss to steamroll through the season, shut down the Saints and win the Superbowl.
Any thoughts on that?
