Reacting to the Buccaneers beating the Eagles | SportsNation

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Mike Tannenbaum joins Jason Fitz and Shae Cornette on SportsNation to react to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers beating the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC Wild Card game. Check out SportsNation exclusively on ESPN+ every Monday through Friday at 10am ET and on-demand.

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