Only three NFL teams have been to the playoffs each of the past five seasons.
The Chiefs, the Bills, and the Bucs are part of this elite company despite the talk about the weakness of their division.
The Bucs have had success in the postseason, going 6-3 since 2021 and winning at least one playoff game in three of the past four years. Last year, Baker Mayfield and the Bucs routed the Eagles 32-9 in a wild-card game and almost upset the Lions in the division round.
Tonight, the Bucs (10-7) will face the Washington Commanders (12-5) in an NFC wild-card game at Raymond James Stadium.
The Bucs have won six of their last seven games and clinched their fourth straight NFC South championship with a 27-19 victory over the Saints last weekend.
Bucs-Commanders could be a prime-time shootout
Todd Bowles wants to avoid a high-scoring shootout in the wild-card game, while Baker Mayfield is ready for the challenge.
The matchup between the Bucs and the Commanders features two of the NFL’s top-five scoring offenses and promises to be an exciting game.
Who’s in/who’s out
Stadium scene
A little light reading
Here’s some of our content leading up to today’s game:
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Conclusion
The Bucs are gearing up for an exciting matchup against the Commanders in the NFC wild-card game, with hopes of continuing their successful streak in the postseason.
FAQs
Have questions about the upcoming game? Check out some commonly asked questions below:
Q: When is the game taking place?
A: The Bucs will face the Commanders tonight at Raymond James Stadium.
