This team is cooked

Credit: Pittsburgh Steelers The fun’s over. That one game the Bucs won last week is forgotten. On Sunday afternoon, the Tampa Bay football Buccaneers took a gut-punch of a loss, falling in overtime to the Pittsburgh Steelers 26-19.  The biggest takeaway: undrafted rookie Jalon Daniels was a feel-good story, but his status as a backup should be restored (assuming Baker Mayfield is ready to go next week).  Daniels was uncomfortable for the entire second half, missing on a lot of easy throws and tossing two costly interceptions into the welcoming arms of Steeler defenders.  There’s a lot to unpack from this loss, so let’s start with some quick-hitting not-so-fun facts. The Bucs blew a 13-point lead in the 4th quarter, the largest regular season fourth quarter comeback by the Steelers in over two decades.  Tampa Bay was outscored 23-6 over the second half and overtime.  If you remove a 70-yard drive where the Bucs only managed a field goal, the team gained 52 yar