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02/08/2021 06:58 AM EST
Good Monday morning. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers won their second Super Bowl in franchise history, following a dominating performance on both sides of the ball. In the quarterback battle of the aging yet savvy veteran vs. the rising superstar, it was Tom Brady who came out on top to win his 7th title and another Super Bowl MVP award. For someone who’s first-ever NFL game was a Bucs playoff game, this was a marvelous moment. Gov. Ron DeSantis on Sunday night called Tampa Bay “Title Town” since two of the area’s three professional teams won championships in the past year, and the third the Tampa Ba
Posted By Colin Wolf on Mon, Feb 8, 2021 at 3:11 PM click to enlarge Photo by Kimberly DeFalco After massive crowds of mostly maskless people flooded the streets after the Bucs historic Super Bowl win last night, Tampa Mayor Jane Castor defended the city’s efforts to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 and argued that the majority of people she saw were “doing the right thing.” Speaking at a press conference Monday morning, Castor said that despite the overwhelming amount of videos, photos, press reports and eyewitness accounts of maskless crowds, she was in fact proud of the City of Tampa’s efforts.