Monday Night Football MADNESS: Did the Bucs Make the Right Decision?

Around the Horn

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🗓️ 5 November 2024

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Tony Reali and the national panelists discuss whether the Buccaneers should have gone for two with less than 30 seconds left in regulation against the Kansas City Chiefs, what stood out from the NFL trade deadline, and Jim Harbaugh’s reffing frustrations with the lack of roughing the passer calls. All that and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	This episode is brought to you by Diet Coke.
0:04.6	Time for a Diet Coke break.
0:08.8	Enjoy what you like.
0:11.7	Just how you like it.
0:16.1	This is my taste.
0:19.7	What's yours? Celebrate your my taste. What's yours?
0:26.6	Celebrate your unique taste with Diet Coke.
0:34.6	The overtime coin toss. Look at Baker Mayfield here.
0:36.6	This is the body language of inevitable village.
0:40.3	Casey's overtime win, but only after Tampa decided not to go for two.
0:44.5	We'll go down that road.
0:46.6	Also the trade deadlines there, a few surprises.
0:50.6	And the first look at the college football playoff.
0:55.0	Year 23 of Around the Horn Rose on.
0:59.0	Yeah.
1:00.0	Oh, 23.
1:02.0	Three.
1:07.0	Game within the game.
1:12.6	Tampa's last minute touchdown drive was beautiful.
1:15.6	It was clutch and it got them to 2423 with 27 seconds left.
1:22.6	So it becomes decision time for Todd Bowles and the Buccaneers.
1:26.6	Kick to tie and hope to stop Mahomes in that final half a minute and hope to win in overtime
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