Now that the 2012 NFL season is over for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, they will look forward to trying to fix what’s broken with the team that was once at 6-4 before dropping 5 straight games. The Bucs on Sunday will travel to Atlanta to face the Falcons, who have already locked up their appearance in the playoffs. With the best record in the NFC, the Falcons will get home field advantage throughout the playoffs.

The Bucs will get no sympathy from the Falcons as they will try to close out their regular season on a positive note and set the tone for the playoffs. As far as the Bucs are concerned, first-year head coach, Greg Schiano, will sit down with the Glazers and try to find out what went wrong.

Quarterback Josh Freeman, tossed 8 interceptions in his last two starts, and a promising ground game came to a halt. The Buccaneer rookies performed well, but the veterans took a step back from the progress they had shown earlier in the season.

This is a time for evaluation as far as the Bucs are concerned, and this game will give the franchise a chance to see who wants to be there next year, and who will be sent packing.