Newspapers Commemorate Buccaneers' First Super Bowl Win in 18 Years

Newspapers commemorated Super Bowl LV as Tom Brady led the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to their first Super Bowl win in 18 years.

Tom Brady led the Buccaneers to their first Super Bowl win in 18 years on Sunday as they beat Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs, 31–9. 

Brady won his record seventh Super Bowl and fifth Super Bowl MVP thanks to a three-touchdown performance.

Newspapers across the country commemorated the franchise's milestone on their respective covers. Print journalism may be struggling, but the Newseum in Washington, D.C., has a database of every newspaper front page.

The Washington Post led the way with a memorable photo of Brady with two hands in the air. The words "Still the greatest" were written in bold letters underneath. Brady has now won more Super Bowls than any NFL franchise. 

Monday's @postsports front: "Still the greatest" pic.twitter.com/d8zIGwMZ3L

— Brianna Schroer (@briannaschroer) February 8, 2021

Here’s how other papers across the country reacted to the Bucs' fairytale game. 

🏴‍☠️🗞 Don’t miss our keepsake coverage published in print and online Feb. 10 and Feb. 14. More copies will be available in retail locations throughout Tampa Bay.

Preorder the #SuperBowl champs special section (by mail), plus T-shirts ➡️ https://t.co/oHSGjNR9On pic.twitter.com/4ms60cUOjx

— Tampa Bay Times (@TB_Times) February 8, 2021

It's really not a Super Bowl unless @freepsports is gushing over Tom Brady. Whatever would we do if he and the Lions met in the (NFC) big game? From Monday's final edition, with lots of good stuff from @MitchAlbom, @davebirkett and many, many more... pic.twitter.com/0O0xkTMgnR

— Ryan Ford (@theford) February 8, 2021

Super Bowl LV, in the books. Ended with a familiar guy holding a trophy and some new rings for LSU alumni. pic.twitter.com/QiOqvnNZrj

— Zach Ewing (@zewing) February 8, 2021

Tomorrow’s @latimessports cover. Headline courtesy of @DreDay613 and design by yours truly 🏈 pic.twitter.com/7L0YnKKosT

— Elsie Ramos (@byelsieramos) February 8, 2021

Not the ending Kansas City wanted. Here are tomorrow’s ⁦@KCStar⁩ A1 and #SuperBowl covers, the final ones for this Chiefs season. pic.twitter.com/0EbFbZmOGw

— Jeff Rosen (@jeff_rosen88) February 8, 2021

Extra Extra read all about it pic.twitter.com/B8qhOnYgg1

— Ben Volin (@BenVolin) February 8, 2021