After the Bucs put a 38-10 beating on the Packers in Week 6, Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers said he thought the team needed a wakeup call after cruising to a 4-0 record to open the year. Rodgers revisited the loss during the week and said it was important for the team not to make too [more]

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Only way to show it was an anomaly is to have similar offensive performances against 49ers (banged up), Colts and Bears. You roll offensively over them, then the Buccaneers game was an anomaly. Destroying a inferiorTexans team does no such thing.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

True, but you have to play the teams on your schedule.
The Texans played good teams close. Their QB is special. Plus it was an away game.
Did it prove we are “great”? No.
We really don’t know just how good we are, or can be.
Missing Aaron Jones, Bahk, and several starters on defense, it would have been easy to fold the tents and tank this game.
But the guys shows heart, and won the game.

Originally Posted by: Cheesey 

Maybe I'm Stevie Wonder, but how I see it is until we play a team, get punched in the face and show resiliency, I won't see it was an anomaly. Chargers, 49ers (twice) and Buccaneers punched us in the face and we had no plan. The other loss under Matt LaFleur came from a team with a physical pass rush.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

Maybe I'm Stevie Wonder, but how I see it is until we play a team, get punched in the face and show resiliency, I won't see it was an anomaly. Chargers, 49ers (twice) and Buccaneers punched us in the face and we had no plan. The other loss under Matt LaFleur came from a team with a physical pass rush.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

Spot on.

Moreover, we don't seem (and haven't for a long long time) have a plan B....an ability to make meaningful, effective in-game adjustments to counter what might be happening to us.

Originally Posted by: KRK