Yes, even after losing seven of their last eight games, the Buccaneers can still win the division, and facing the Panthers for the second time in three weeks means Tampa Bay will know its rivals well. And speaking on the Week 18 matchup, Baker Mayfield is ready for all the smoke.

We've been hearing it from Baker Mayfield and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for weeks: They still control their playoff destiny despite the fact they're now 1-7 since Week 10.While it's true, it's an old and worn-out adage,

Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield is under fire following a disastrous interception to end Week 16 loss to Panthers.

Baker Mayfield dissects critical interceptions, revealing the precise moments offensive execution faltered and how they haunt the Bucs' playoff hopes.

Despite a concerning loss in Miami on Sunday, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers remain alive in the NFC South and Baker Mayfield said the team is "blessed" to have a shot at winning the division in Week 18.

The Falcons then made a key stop on defense, as cornerback Dee Alford intercepted Mayfield's pass. Atlanta capitalized on the extra possession by finishing a 10-play drive with a Kyle Pitts' touchdown catch -- his third of the evening -- to trim the Bucs' lead to two points.

Many players have incentives in their contracts that allow them to make bonuses based off of individual performances or team success. While these incentives typically become more clear by Week 18, a handful of players can make their bonuses this week if they are already able to hit certain benchmarks.

The NFL is cracking down on celebrations it deems unsportsmanlike, and two Tampa Bay Buccaneers players were recent targets of a fine in Week 13 after they played the Arizona Cardinals. Buccaneers players Baker Mayfield and Bucky Irving both celebrated a ...

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers showed up for practice on Tuesday for the first time since losing control of their playoff hopes