Cam Jordan had the most satisfying reaction to Bucs blowout win over Saints

If there was ever any doubt about a rivalry between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and New Orleans Saints, Sunday put a rest to it.

The Bucs absolutely cooked their NFC South rivals, and did so in a way that leaves no question that there isn't any love lost between the two sides. Baker Mayfield's comments after the game about shaking off a rib injury were an indication of that, but so was the way Tampa Bay ran up the score late in the game.

After the Saints showed a flash of life in the second quarter, scoring 20 unanswered points to erase a three-score lead, they went ice-cold the rest of the way. Todd Bowles' halftime adjustments led to New Orleans scoring zero points in the second half while the Bucs' offense exploded for another 27 points.

Tampa Bay never took its foot off the gas, with Sean Tucker scoring a touchdown with just over two minutes left in a game that was already over. It was a shot across the bow at the Saints, and the satisifcation continued for fans long after the final whistle.

Cam Jordan is in shambles after Buccaneers 51-27 win over Saints

Ever since he arrived in New Orleans, Cam Jordan has never missed an opportunity to take a shot at the Bucs. Whether he's outright doing so or pretending there isn't a rivalry at all, Jordan knows precisely the type of trash he's talking.

That's why his reaction after Sunday's huge win for Tampa Bay was even more satisfying for fans.

After the game, Jordan took to social media to react to what happened and the man who always seems to have something to say about the Bucs was at a loss for words.

This was the surprise dessert dish a chef brings out after you've enjoyed a fine meal. As if the delicious 50 burger the Bucs dropped wasn't already awesome enough, hearing just how broken Jordan is over how seismic the loss is truly serves as a cherry on top.

Beating up the Saints the way Tampa Bay did on Sunday was great, but the work is hardly over. The Bucs' next four games are an absolute gauntlet and will tell us a lot about who this team really is. Next week is a Monday Night Football matchup with the Baltimore Ravens, followed by games against the Falcons, Chiefs, and 49ers.

We've seen two different versions of the Bucs over the last 10 days, with the meltdown in Atlanta getting chased by a dominating performance in New Orleans. The Bucs need the latter team to show up over the next four weeks to truly establish the Tampa Bay as a Super Bowl contender, and leave Cam Jordan and the free falling Saints even further back in the rearview.

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