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Bruce Arians came out of retirement to coach the Tampa Bay Buccaneers prior to the 2019 season. He spent his first season trying to build a culture that would reflect winning, but it wasn’t until his second season as head coach – when the Bucs were able to lure Tom Brady to Tampa Bay – that he was fully able to establish the culture and winning that he wanted.
Things haven’t been all sunshine and rainbows since Bowles took over for Arians, but he has led the Bucs to two consecutive NFC South crowns – taking the team to the playoffs and even winning a playoff game this past season. When speaking with Pewter Report’s Scott Reynolds, Bowles’ mentor and former head coach Arians spoke on the job that Bowles had done this far into his Buccaneers’ stint.
Things haven’t been all sunshine and rainbows since Bowles took over for Arians, but he has led the Bucs to two consecutive NFC South crowns – taking the team to the playoffs and even winning a playoff game this past season. When speaking with Pewter Report’s Scott Reynolds, Bowles’ mentor and former head coach Arians spoke on the job that Bowles had done this far into his Buccaneers’ stint.
“I think fantastic, the way he weathered through the storms this year and kept that team together,” Arians said of the job Bowles has done. “New quarterback, new system, new play-callers, it takes time. He kept it going. Winning the division, being the only NFC team that’s been in the playoffs for four straight years, that’s pretty strong.”
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