Why the Buccaneers are one of the scariest teams in the NFL

Bruce Arians still has something to prove in Tampa Bay

All coaches search for the same thing; a trip to the Super Bowl and to come out with a win. Bruce Arians has made it clear that he expects that for these next two seasons with the Bucs, but he could stay on beyond that range if he thinks there is a chance to remain competitive.

As previously mentioned, the Bucs have a great young core, and that could show Arians that Tampa Bay isn’t a worthless place to stay after Brady retires. If the Bucs can find a decent quarterback in the draft or free agency to work with, Arians may have little choice but to stay.

Arians’ offensive strategy of “no risk, no reward” has waned in favor in regards to the fanbase, but it is undeniable that he is one of the best coaches in the NFL. Tampa Bay’s offense was spectacular last season with a quarterback he didn’t even want to use, and Arians has left a mark in free agency and the draft during his tenure.

If Tampa Bay can keep Arians interested in staying with the team, their future outlook only becomes better. Arians may not look like the coach to develop a young quarterback at this stage in his career, but he has still shown the fire that lends itself to a few more years in the league, at least.

Bruce Arians mixed with a healthy young group of playmakers is a recipe for success, and keeping this group together is key for the Buccaneers remaining contenders.