Buccaneers Fail in Upset Bid in Carolina
Being a Tampa Bay Buccaneers fan, this article drew me in for the reason of curiosity. After witnessing the dreadful loss of the Buccaneers, curiosity got the best of me to visualize the review on my team. Through the article, strong vocabulary stood out; The words "elusive" and "rallied" provided significant meaning, emphasizing the main points. The author, Scott Smith, communicated well with the audience, Smith, expresses the positive and negative key points of the ball game, using an uplifting attitude, Smith, shows the reader encouragement, indicating better days are ahead. Smith, using these details provides to Buccaneer fan, he has faith in the team, showing similar feeling of buccaneer fans. As the article continues, Smith, creates almost a play by play, noting a majority of the buccaneer's plays, superior or dreadful. Towards the end of the article, Smith, uses a simile to compare, Lavonte David's, number of sacks, to Shelton Quarles, number of sacks, tying their statistic.
This article showed strong ability to seize attention, although the blowout score is not the best notice, the highlights based on our strong players, For example, Lavonte David, Jameis Winston, Doug Martin and the growing …show more content…
The clencher captured my attention regarding a term I have not heard, Radioactive veggies. The second reasoning for continuing the article, included, the photo on the right, with the caption, "ghost town", without an explanation in the first paragraph concerning the "ghost town". Exploring the story, Mahr, has provided impressive titles, with the change of subjects and quotes from the victim, himself. Mahr, seems to connect with the audience with through compassion. For example, at the end of the article, Mahr, states, the repairs will take time, however, it can be