Season review Season review Game details Game details Individual stats Individual stats Review the draft Review the draft The offense The offense The defense The defense The coaching staff The coaching staff Participation chart Participation chart
NFC SOUTH AFC EAST New Orleans 13-3 New England 11-5 Atlanta 7-9 Miami 7-9 Carolina 7-9 Buffalo 6-10 Tampa Bay 5-11 NY Jets 4-12 NFC EAST AFC NORTH Dallas 10-6 Baltimore 10-6 Philadelphia 9-7 Pittsburgh 9-6-1 Washington 7-9 Cleveland 7-8-1 NY Giants 5-11 Cincinnati 6-10 NFC NORTH AFC SOUTH Chicago 12-4 Houston 11-5 Minnesota 8-7-1 Indianapolis 10-6 Green Bay 6-9-1 Tennessee 9-7 Detroit 6-10 Jacksonville 5-11 NFC WEST AFC WEST LA Rams 13-3 Kansas City 12-4 Seattle 10-6 LA Chargers 12-4 San Francisco 4-12 Denver 6-10 Arizona 3-13 Oakland 4-12 WILD CARD GAMES WILD CARD GAMES Dallas 24 Seattle 22 Indianapolis 21 Houston 7 Philadelphia 16 Chicago 15 LA Chargers 23 Baltimore 17 DIVISIONAL GAMES DIVISIONAL GAMES LA Rams 30 Dallas 22 Kansas City 31 Indianapolis 13 New Orleans 20 Philadelphia 14 New England 41 LA Chargers 28 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP AFC CHAMPIONSHIP LA Rams 26 New Orleans 23 New England 37 Kansas City 31 SUPER BOWL LIII at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta New England Patriots 13 Los Angeles Rams 3
2018 saw a second straight 5-11 finish for the Buccaneers and ultimately another change in head coach as Dirk Koetter was released hours after the season finale. The offense ranked as one of the best in the NFL and the best in franchise history but both quarterbacks had a propensity for turnovers and the performance of the defense over the first half of the season meant a lot of high-scoring losses. Kicking woes, an off-season suspension for Jameis Winston and the firing of defensive co-ordinator Mike Smith at mid-season were all part of the events that surrounded another losing season in Tampa and a 11th consecutive year out of the post-season
The 2018 roster The 2018 roster