Linebacker Devin White was the heart and soul of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers defense during his incredible run to the Super Bowl LV in a 31 to 9 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in the main game.
The Bucs ‘defense kept the Chiefs’ attack out of the final zone throughout the game, and they scored in the single digits for the first time in the era of Patrick Mahomes. White described the Chiefs as “arrogant” in their approach to the offensive game plan.
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White made a recent appearance on FS1’s “Undisputed” and told co-host Shannon Sharpe exactly how he felt.
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“We knew they would be an arrogant team, which they have every right to be,” said White. “They were the No. 1 attack in the entire National Football League. But the fact is that we knew they couldn’t block us. We knew that our four attackers would dominate them. So they did us a favor. They played it right in our hands. .
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“We wouldn’t be that arrogant team like, ‘Hey, let’s face them at Cover One, let’s get rid of them.’ Our best players matched their best. We were going to have a collective team victory in defense and that’s what we did, man, “continued White.” So at the end of the day, they shouldn’t even talk about not having their offensive tackles when they didn’t even help them. They put them on islands alone with the best pass rushers in the game. This is on its own lack. “
White led the Bucs with 12 tackles in total, following a defended pass and an interception that sealed the game at the end of the fourth period.