Three things Buccaneers can learn from Super Bowl LVI

Super Bowl LVI has come and gone and now the 2021 NFL season is a thing of the past. While the Tampa Bay Buccaneers were not playing this time around, there are three things the Buccaneers can take away from the big game.

Watching the Super Bowl really is a mixed bag of emotions the year after your team wins it. Sure, the pure enjoyment of being able to simply sit down and enjoy championship football without feeling a sense of crippling anxiety is refreshing, but any fan would take that pressure-filled Sunday again over and over if it meant a shot at another Lombardi.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are in a completely different spot heading into this offseason than they were a year ago coming off of their own Super Bowl championship. They certainly have their work cut out for them if they want to get back to the NFL mountaintop. Fortunately, they, like everyone else in the country, were tuned into Super Bowl LVI to see the Los Angeles Rams defeat the Cincinnati Bengals, and should be able to take some things away from this year’s edition of the big game.

The Buccaneers should be able to learn from the Super Bowl when it comes to their own future, and here are the three biggest takeaways for the Bucs.