Mayfield Magic in Tampa: Bowles Endorses QB's Return After Playoff Run

Mayfield Magic in Tampa: Bowles Endorses QB's Return After Playoff Run

 

Mayfield Magic in Tampa: Bowles Endorses QB's Return After Playoff Run

Following the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' narrow playoff defeat to the Detroit Lions, one clear message emerged from head coach Todd Bowles: Baker Mayfield has earned the right to return.

 

Mayfield, signed on a one-year deal to navigate the post-Tom Brady era, exceeded expectations by leading the Bucs to a 10-9 record and the NFC South title. His strong performance cemented him as a fan favorite, and now, coach Bowles has emphatically thrown his support behind a reunion in 2024.

 

"He most definitely has," Bowles declared of Mayfield's return prospects. " We love him. The guys love him."

 

Mayfield's impact went beyond mere wins. He revitalized the offense, displaying flashes of the swagger that made him the No. 1 overall pick in 2018. His chemistry with star wide receiver Mike Evans, who himself expressed a desire to remain in Tampa Bay, was a major factor in the Bucs' success.

 

Even in the heartbreaking playoff loss, Mayfield shone, throwing for 349 yards, the third most in a Buccaneers playoff game. His resilience and leadership throughout the season won over not only fans and teammates but also the coaching staff.

 

Of course, the decision to bring Mayfield back isn't solely in Bowles' hands. General manager Jason Licht will ultimately play a key role in contract negotiations. However, Licht's post-game hug with Mayfield suggests a mutual respect and appreciation, potentially paving the way for a successful agreement.

 

The Buccaneers face crucial decisions regarding several key players this offseason. However, one thing seems certain: Baker Mayfield has carved his place in Tampa Bay's future. His grit, talent, and infectious enthusiasm earned him not just a playoff run but also the trust and admiration of his coach, teammates, and the passionate Tampa Bay faithful. Now, the anticipation builds for whether the Mayfield magic will continue to enchant Raymond James Stadium beyond 2023.

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