Todd Bowles: I've earned the chance to keep my job
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Todd Bowles, head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, addressed his future with the team during a news conference on Monday. Despite speculation about his tenure, Bowles remains in his position for now. The Buccaneers finished the season with a 35-33 record over four years under Bowles, missing the postseason for the first time during his tenure. The team tied with the Carolina Panthers and Atlanta Falcons for the NFC South title, but the Panthers secured the tiebreaker.
Bowles stated that he has not yet met with team ownership but plans to do so later in the week. Addressing concerns from fans about his performance, Bowles highlighted his success with three consecutive division titles prior to this season. He expressed disappointment with the team's results, acknowledging his responsibility for their failure to reach the playoffs.
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