Buccaneers: Atlanta will get a physics lesson from Tampa’s unstoppable force

The Buccaneers will have plenty of fun with the Falcons.

In the world of physics, such things as unstoppable forces and immovable objects may exist. But on the field at Raymond James Stadium, there is no such thing as an immovable object when it comes time for Vita Vea to rush the passer.

Truly, just take a gander at some of the video evidence of Vea’s play versus the Cowboys last week, and it’s easy to understand. Vea’s pass rush resembles a tsunami.

It’s not that he just comes off the ball hard and fast, which he does, and it’s not the suddenness with which his opponent realizes he has no chance at stopping that force of nature. It’s more how Vea just keeps coming from the time the ball is…