Bucs Will Halt Practice Tomorrow For 30 Minutes

February 2nd, 2021

Experience is a great teacher.

Tom Brady isn’t the only Buccaneer who has been to a Super Bowl. Bucco Bruce Arians has been there as an assistant coach.

And from Arians’ experience, Super Bowl halftime is challenge, specifically the extended 30-minute break to accommodate the live music show and big-money commercials.

Speaking last night on SiriusXM NFL Radio, Arians said the Bucs will resume normal game-week practicing with one twist. Arians will stop practice midway through for a 30-minute break. He wants players sitting around relaxing and talking with each other and coaches to simulate Super Bowl halftime.

Arians said he’ll see how the team responds in practice following the break. If it’s not crisp, then he’ll repeat the process in Thursday’s practice.

Smart move by Arians.

12 Responses to “Bucs Will Halt Practice Tomorrow For 30 Minutes”

  1. buccs99 Says:

    I like this. The team is taking everything under consideration to prepare this team for one of the biggest moments in the franchises history, along with these players biggest moment. Whatever happens Sunday, This team is doing everything they can to go into it wanting to win. Im damn proud of how this season turned out. I am proud of being a bucs fan. Lets get it done this Sunday !

  2. miken Says:

    Smart!

  3. Lokog Says:

    I just want to win

  4. PSL Bob Says:

    It’s like practicing with the music blaring to simulate crowd noise or practicing when it’s raining. Good coaches should prepare for all contingencies, including an extended half-time break. Good planning coach! Now it’s all about execution. You’ve got this Bucs. Bring it home!

  5. SKBucsfan Says:

    Smart! Except they don’t need to advertise the whole game plan.

  6. Rob in Land O Lakes Says:

    Lovie would pretend the extended halftime doesn’t exist.

  7. Jeff Says:

    Win this MF! Arians! You can do it! Don’t be stubborn. Do whatever it takes to win.

  8. webster Says:

    You guys are hillarious. How is saying you will have a 30 minute break in practice advertising your game plan? And what does lovie have to do with this? Because im sure the other 54 superbowl winning coaches all took 30 minute breaks during practice smdh. You guys are hillarious!!! Guess what….30 minute break or no, the game will come down to game plan and execution period. And no, a 30 minute break is not a game plan.

  9. 813bucboi Says:

    Great idea….I hope he does it twice regardless of how they respond the first time…..

    GO BUCS

  10. theodore Says:

    “and coaches to simulate Super Bowl halftime”

    Now I’m picturing Byron Leftwich singing “The Blinding Lights”.

  11. David Says:

    There were some haters early on… But this guy is a lifelong football coach. Between him and Brady and Bowles… I honestly don’t think they’re going to leave any stone unturned.

    The biggest fear I have for them on defense is early on. The defense has been playing lights out but they still have some lapses now and then and they simply can’t do that against this team.
    Also worried about them being so damn fired up that they over pursue and create cut back lanes for Hill or Mahomes. They have to contain both of them

  12. ClodHopper Says:

    At first i thought the break would be so he could run to the trunk of his car.

    All joking aside, this is a fantastic idea. They should do every day weather it works well once or not. Good thing were not in the Super Dome, otherwise they’d have to halt practice for 2 hours.