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Super Bowl champs end two-game road skid with second straight win

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — So much for the notion that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers were beginning to show some signs of vulnerability.

The defending Super Bowl champions not only have won two games in a row to improve the NFC’s thirdbest record to 8-3, they are confident they’re progressing toward becoming the dominant team they’re capable of being.

“It shows who we could be,” said linebacker Shaquil Barrett, …

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