Hanging Up On London

One of the changes the Bucs can make even before picking a head coach is to take any more London games off the table, and that’s exactly what they did when they told the commissioner to find some other team to eat that **** food for a week. Co-chairman Joel Glazer said Monday the team has told the league it does not wish to play in overseas games after doing so twice in three seasons. This is good news, mostly because it was kind of a screw to the players. There is no strategic advantage to playing games in London that makes it worth taking everyone out of their element for a week, especially when the Bucs were giving up a home game to do it. The fans in Tampa did get an extra televised game, but that was pretty much a punishment this season. Plus it’s one more game of the cheerleaders dressing for cold weather, and who wants that?