While it may sound dramatic, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have witnessed a stark shift in their fortunes, transitioning from a promising 3-1 start to suffering two consecutive losses in less than a week. First, they surrendered a divisional lead with a loss to the Atlanta Falcons, which was promptly followed by another defeat on Thursday night against the Buffalo Bills. Despite the short week, the Buccaneers continued to face many of the persistent issues that have hindered their performance. Baker Mayfield encountered struggles once again, the running game continued to sputter, and mental errors disrupted their momentum before it could fully develop. A glaring example was the repeated occurrence of a substantial run by Rachaad White being nullified by a Trey Palmer holding penalty for the second consecutive week, almost like a recurring glitch in the Matrix. Defensively, the Bucs found themselves bending but not breaking, with Ryan Neal attracting criticism from fans, and Todd Bowles firmly dismissing suggestions of his replacement. However, it's the offensive struggles that have left everyone on edge, as familiar problems from the previous season resurface. In the offseason, Tampa Bay made significant changes by replacing offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich with Dave Canales. Despite these changes, fans are beginning to question if a "Scooby-Doo" scenario is unfolding, where beneath the facade of a new coordinator, the same foundational issues persist.