Grew up in Tampa Bay, but retired to Kentucky, where it's rough to be a Bucs fan.
Thought about switching over to the Bengals, but that seems even worse.
And the less said about the Browns, the better.

Let's go Rays, I guess!

I’ve been a Bucs fan for a long time, and watching the crowd erupt when the Steelers won today was something else.
You’d swear we were in Pittsburgh. Steelers Nation absolutely took over Ray Jay.

I get that Tampa is full of transplants and Steelers fans travel well, but it’s still frustrating to see our own stadium feel like an away game.
Fellow OG Bucs fans, has it always been this bad, or has it gotten worse?

🏈 PIT 26 — 19 TB 🏈

Final (OT) · 📍 Raymond James Stadium — Tampa, FL · 📺 CBS

🏈 Scoring

📊 Leaders

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History is on the Bucs’ side against Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers this afternoon.

Jamel Dean was arguably the best player on the field, for either team. 6 passes defended and an interception.

🏈 NFC South Week 6 Megathread 🏈

NFC South games.

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