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Todd Bowles’ hot seat has turned into a scalding stovetop, and if Bowles does end up getting canned this season, he will have a plethora of close losses to look back on as to why. Todd Bowles’ Hot Seat: Why…

Colby Allfrey of Last Word On NFL argues that head coach Todd Bowles faces increasing job pressure following a pattern of close defeats for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The Buccaneers fell to a 1-5 record after surrendering a 13-point fourth-quarter lead in an overtime loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Allfrey points out that the defeat marked Tampa Bay's 12th consecutive one-score game, a stretch in which the team has gone 3-9.
The article attributes these recurring late-game collapses to fourth-quarter offensive turnovers and persistent pass-defense struggles under Bowles. Against Pittsburgh, two fourth-quarter interceptions by rookie quarterback Jalon Daniels altered momentum, while the Steelers scored 16 fourth-quarter points against Tampa Bay's defense. Allfrey concludes that Bowles must quickly resolve his team's inability to finish close games to keep his head coaching position.
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