The 2022 season will probably go down as somewhat of a failure for the Buccaneers in spite of winning the NFC South title for
a second consecutive year and reaching the post-season for a third straight season. The record was 8-9 and required some
late game heroics for three of those victories. The offensive line was crippled by two key injuries before the season even
started and only rarely did the Bucs move the ball consistently and score enough points to be successful. Tom Brady set an
NFL record for completions in the regular season but the passes were constantly short and underneath and teams quickly
adapted to also shut down the Tampa run game. The defense looked great at times, terrible at others and it was only thanks
to the division being historically weak that the Bucs took their place in the post-season. There they were quickly and easily
handled by the Cowboys in a home Wild Card game. Brady retired for good and an era in Buc football came to an end.
NFC South
NFC East
NFC North
NFC West
Tampa Bay
8-9
Philadelphia
14-3
Minnesota
13-4
San Francisco
13-4
Carolina
7-10
Dallas
12-5
Detroit
9-8
Seattle
9-8
New Orleans
7-10
NY Giants
9-7-1
Green Bay
8-9
LA Rams
5-12
Atlanta
7-10
Washington
8-8-1
Chicago
3-14
Arizona
4-13
AFC South
AFC East
AFC North
AFC West
Buffalo
13-3
Cincinnati
12-4
Jacksonville
9-8
Kansas City
14-3
Miami
9-8
Baltimore
10-7
Tennessee
7-10
LA Chargers
10-7
New England
8-9
Pittsburgh
8-8
Indianapolis
4-12-1
Las Vegas
6-11
NY Jets
7-10
Cleveland
7-10
Houston
3-13-1
Denver
5-12
Wild Card Games
San Francisco 41 Seattle 23
NY Giants 31 Minnesota 24
Dallas 31 Tampa Bay 14
Jacksonville 31 LA Chargers 30
Buffalo 34 Miami 31
Cincinnati 24 Baltimore 17
Divisional Games
Philadelphia 38 NY Giants 7
San Francisco 19 Dallas 12
Cincinnati 27 Buffalo 10
Kansas City 27 Jacksonville 20
Championship Games
Philadelphia
31 San Francisco 7
Kansas City 23 Cincinnati 20
Super Bowl LVII
Kansas City 38 Philadelphia 35