When NFC South teams take the field against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2019, they’ll have a different site to see on the field and on the sidelines.
They’ll see a team more confident in knowing who their quarterback is for one. If all plans go right, they’ll also witness and face an improved rushing attack.
Defensively, the staff has already been upgraded and player additions are sure to come in the next few months via free-agency and the NFL Draft.
And at least one NFC South rival coach believes the addition of Bruce Arians and his staff is going to help the roster become as competitive as Bucs fans had hoped in years past.