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Bucs rookie OLB Joe Tryon-Shoyinka recorded his first two NFL sacks in helping Tampa Bay improve to 3-1, plus more in 2-Point Conversion.

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By WDAE US-AMFOOT-SUPER-BOWL It’s time for PewterReport.com’s 2-Point Conversion post-game column, which features two statements, two questions and two predictions based on the latest Bucs game. Tampa Bay won its second Super Bowl championship by beating the defending champion Kansas City Chiefs, 31-9, in Super Bowl LV in the friendly confines of Raymond James Stadium. Tom Brady threw three touchdown passes and was named the Super Bowl MVP as he out-dueled Patrick Mahomes, who was sacked three times, threw two picks and was under duress the entire night from Todd Bowles’ menacing defen...

STATEMENT 1. Brady, Bucs Come Back To Stun Falcons There are a few certainties in life – death, taxes and the Falcons choking in the fourth quarter. We all know about Atlanta blowing a 28-3 lead against Tom Brady and New England in Super Bowl XLI, losing 34-28 in overtime to the Patriots four years ago. Since then, the Falcons have perfected the art of the choke, blowing fourth quarter leads against the Cowboys, the Bears, the Lions, the Vikings, the Chargers and now the Bucs, who rallied from a 17-0 halftime deficit and trailing 24-7 in the third quarter to stun Atlanta, 31-27.

STATEMENT 1. Despite Win, Bucs Defense Remains A Mystery Christmas came early for the Buccaneers in Sunday’s 26-14 win over the Vikings, and Minnesota kicker Dan Bailey played the role of Santa Claus on Sunday, handing out presents in the form of three missed field goals and a missed extra point. The Vikings could have used all 10 of the points that Bailey cost them, and the Bucs defense gets some credit for holding Minnesota to three field goal situations, thanks to some timely sacks on third down. On paper this win likes really good for the defense. Dalvin Cook had a good day, but didn’...