Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles defended his decision to keep star receiver Chris Godwin in the game despite a ...

ESPN analyst and Super Bowl champion Ryan Clark came to Bowles’ defense. “The fact that a reporter treated Todd Bowles as if ... A veteran sports writer and editor since 2004, his work has ...

Some members of the NFL community spent the opening half of this week criticizing Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles ...

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers lost star wide receiver Chris Godwin to a season-ending ankle injury in the final minute of their loss to the Baltimore Ravens ...

Todd Bowles isn’t second-guessing the potentially season-changing decision to have Chris Godwin on the field late Monday night in a game the Buccaneers had virtually no shot to win. Godwin ...

NFL fans are ripping on Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles for playing star wide receiver Chris Godwin in garbage time before the latter suffered a gruesome ankle injury in Monday night ...

But, with the slim possibility of a “Monday Night Football” miracle comeback, Coach Todd Bowles’s starters were playing in the final minute of what became a 41-31 defeat. That’s when ...

Head coach Todd Bowles said postgame that the early indication is that Godwin suffered a dislocated ankle, which would sideline him indefinitely. He may have played his last career game as a ...

That led many to wonder why the Buccaneers had left the receiver in the contest. Todd Bowles defended his decision to keep Godwin and his starters on the field during a postgame news conference ...

Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles during a September game against ... staff writer on the Breaking and Trending News team at Sports Illustrated. Prior to joining SI in November 2023 ...

After suffering a brutal leg injury on Monday night, Tampa Bay's top wideout this season, Chris Godwin, will likely miss the rest of the year, according to Bowles. He also offered a timeline for his ...

Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles was asked that exact question during his media availability after the loss. "Well, he's a player, we're trying to win the ballgame," Bowles said. "We were still down 10.