The Tampa Bay Buccaneers didn’t waste time pulling the plug. Less than 24 hours after rookie safety Shilo Sanders got tossed for throwing hands in a preseason scrap, Tampa cut him loose. It all went down Saturday night in Buffalo. Preseason, second half, tensions running high. Bills tight end Zach Davidson and Shilo got tangled up on a special teams play, helmets knocking like two rams in a nature doc. Davidson gave an extra shove, fingers up in Shilo’s facemask, and—boom—Sanders fired back with a closed fist. Flags everywhere. Refs didn’t hesitate: “You’re outta here.” By Sunday morning? Waived. Just like that, the 25-year-old son of Deion Sanders went from fighting for a roster spot to fighting for his NFL life. But while Twitter roasted Shilo, big brother Deion Sanders Jr.—aka Bucky—j

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