The day the NFL schedule comes out is sort of like Christmas in April for us football fans. It’s time to look over the schedule, think which games are winnable/not winnable, only to be proven wrong in five months, etc. And for own-of-town fans like me, it’s time to start thinking about when to take a road trip to Ray-Jay to see the Bucs.
Here’s the schedule:
Sept. 8 – SAN FRANCISCO
Sept. 12 – at Carolina (Thursday night)
Sept. 22 – NEW YORK GIANTS
Sept. 29 – at L.A. Rams
Oct. 6 – at New Orleans
Oct. 13 – CAROLINA (in London)
—-BYE WEEK—–
Oct. 27 – at Tennessee
Nov. 3 – at Seattle
Nov. 10 – ARIZONA
Nov. 17 – NEW ORLEANS
Nov. 24 – at Atlanta
Dec. 1 – at Jacksonville
Dec. 8 – INDIANAPOLIS
Dec. 15 – at Detroit
Dec. 22 – HOUSTON
Dec. 29 – ATLANTA
Tampa Bay has historically gotten rough stretches, and this year is no different. After hosting the Giants in Week 3, the Bucs don’t play another home game until… Week TEN?! The Bucs will be the “home” team for the game in London, but it’s ridiculous that they have to go nearly two months between “real” home games.
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