PRE-SEASON GAMES 11 Aug v Pittsburgh Lost 17-27 The offense 19 Aug at NY Jets 26 Aug v Baltimore
10 Sep at Minnesota
Season review Season review Game details Game details Individual stats Individual stats Review the draft Review the draft The 2016 roster The 2016 roster The offense The offense The coaching staff The coaching staff Participation chart Participation chart
NFC EAST NFC NORTH NFC SOUTH NFC WEST Dallas 13-3 Green Bay 10-6 Atlanta 11-5 Seattle 10-5-1 NY Giants 11-5 Detroit 9-7 Tampa Bay 9-7 Arizona 7-8-1 Washington 8-7-1 Minnesota 8-8 New Orleans 7-9 LA Rams 4-12 Philadelphia 7-9 Chicago 3-13 Carolina 6-10 San Francisco 2-14 AFC EAST AFC CENTRAL AFC SOUTH AFC WEST New England 14-2 Pittsburgh 11-5 Houston 9-7 Kansas City 12-4 Miami 10-6 Baltimore 8-8 Tennessee 9-7 Oakland 12-4 Buffalo 7-9 Cincinnati 6-9-1 Indianapolis 8-8 Denver 9-7 NY Jets 5-11 Cleveland 1-15 Jacksonville 3-13 San Diego 5-11 WILD CARD GAMES NY Giants 13 Green Bay 38 Detroit 6 Seattle 26 Miami 12 Pittsburgh 30 Oakland 14 Houston 27 DIVISIONAL GAMES Seattle 20 Atlanta 36 Green Bay 34 Dallas 31 Houston 16 New England 34 Pittsburgh 18 Kansas City 16 CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES Green Bay 21 Atlanta 44 Pittsburgh 17 New England 36 SUPER BOWL LI at Reliant Stadium Houston New England 34 Atlanta 28
The 2016 season brought further improvement for the Bucs over 2015 and their first winning season since 2010 but alas no post-season berth as that streak reached nine years. First-year coach Dirk Koetter brought a better mentality on and off the field to the team and in spite of a series of injuries to offensive players that left them totally depleted by season’s end, this Bucs team hung in there to the final week and were still in contention on the final afternoon until tie-breakers went against them. The defense The defense