LOOK: Bucs' 'Siege the Day' motto doesn't mean what they think it means
For an outfit that went 2-14 last season, maybe a little more thought should have gone into the Buccaneers' motivational slogan for the 2015.
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Ryan Wilson
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We suppose the Buccaneers deserve credit for trying. But for an outfit that went 2-14 last season, maybe a little more thought should have gone into the motivational slogan for the 2015: "Siege the Day."
According to the Tampa Bay Business Journal, "'Siege the Day' is the Bucs' 2015-16 tagline, a reference to what team executives see as a potentially landmark season, between the team's 40th anniversary and several marquee players who will take the field, including quarterback Jameis Winston, the No. 1 overall draft pick."
About that...
Here's another tagline suggestion: "Tampa Bay, where we can't even get 'carpe diem' right."
But maybe the "a prolonged period of misfortune" angle is intentional, a nod to the team's first coach, John McKay, who was once asked what he thought of the team's execution.
"I'm in favor of it," he said.
