Even Todd Bowles has no idea what to expect from Buccaneers at trade deadline

Even Todd Bowles has no idea what to expect from Buccaneers at trade deadline appeared first on ClutchPoints . Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here . On Sunday evening, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers dropped to 3-6 on the season with a tough road loss to the Chicago Bears in primetime. While the Buccaneers put up a good fight and were able to capitalize on several bizarre Chicago mistakes, they ultimately fell just short and squandered an opportunity to move into first place in the wretched NFC South. The NFL trade deadline is rapidly approaching later this week, and recently, Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles kept it one hundred percent honest about his thoughts on the team’s approach. “Bowles said the Bucs will listen to all calls at the trade deadline, both as buyers and sellers, but didn’t have a sense of which, if any, is more likely by Tuesday’s deadline,” reported Greg Auman of FOX Sports on X, formerly Twitter. Watch sports LIVE with fuboTV (free trial) The Buccaneers are in an interesting spot as the deadline approaches. On the one hand, the Buccaneers sit three games below the .500 mark on the season, and typically, teams with such a record aren’t necessarily viewed as buyers on the trade market. On the other hand, Tampa Bay recently knocked off two divisional opponents in blowout fashion and put together a still-impressive performance in Chicago despite the loss, meaning they are very much alive for the division title in the NFC South and could look to capitalize on their newfound momentum by adding some pieces. In the end, it will likely depend on the kind of offers the Buccaneers’ brass receives for some of their key players that determines what direction Tampa Bay chooses to go in. In any case, the Buccaneers will next hit the field on November 22 for a game vs the Detroit Lions following a bye week. Related: How the Buccaneers left Colston Loveland open to blow game vs. Bears Related: Buccaneers’ Baker Mayfield now on wrong end of multiple opponent 4-interception games