Okay everyone, I thought it be time to post this kind of thread cause I really don't think the Bucs are heading in the right direction. As it is right now, they are repeating their ill-fated 1970s-style season all over again. 0-6 is simply unaceptable for any team and I know their standing will become 0-7 once the Patroits slam the Bucs in London (I think it will be a shutout win for the Pats).

So, do you think the Bucs are heading in the right direction? If not, what do you think should be the next move? Fire the coach? Sell the team altogether?

Fire them all.

I would rather see the NFL force the Glazers to either reinvest more of their substantial profits into the team, or sell them to someone who will. What the Glazers are doing is getting to the point where it's going to hurt football in general.

if they are aiming for 0-16 season, hell yeah they are heading in the right direction.

There is so many problems with the team at the moment. If the Defense is there, the offense is not. If the offense is there, the defense is not. And if surprisingly both sides are there, there is no communication between the two. And if any coach thinks that it's okay to be losing 6 games in a row and doesn't give a damn about it should be fired.

Here's another question I should bring up, do you think the Bucs will end up being sold within two years due to the Glazers having so much debt right now?