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MelbourneMark
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Da Bucs vs the cats
MelbourneMark
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I'm thinking Bucs by 10, and their season turns around. If not, at least we get a high draft pick!?
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seems like every year for the past decade that's and they're going backwards
Jameis is not the franchise QB many want to believe. He has a major accuracy issues and that's something that plagued him in college. So, why did we draft him?? Sitting in my seat today watching him overthrow Evans from yards away 14 is unacceptable. He's got some awesome weapons. Jackson, Evans, Martin, Brate (though he needs to stop dropping some of those balls) and the offense is pathetic. How much of that is coaching? I think more than most people realize. I don't even want to talk about the D... :banghead
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Panthers vs. Buccaneers final score: Jameis Winston throws away the game
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers could have beaten the Carolina Panthers handily, had their offense shown up. Instead, the Bucs lost a close game in ugly fashion, 17 to 3.
The Bucs were coming off a stellar offensive and horrible defensive performance against the Buffalo Bills, and we were expecting them to continue that trend. Instead, we found the exact opposite: the Bucs defense was absolutely dominant against Cam Newton, even though they were missing their top two cornerbacks.
Vernon Hargreaves had what may have been the best game of his career, while Ryan Smith was impressive on the other side. At safety, rookie Justin Evans continued to show off his considerable talent, while Chris Conte grabbed an interception and made a few other impact plays.
The Bucs held the Panthers to just 17 points, and stifled Cam Newton and company for most of the game. And yet they couldn’t win, because the offense didn’t show up. Jameis Winston had one of the least productive games of his career and simply couldn’t move the ball until it was too late in the fourth quarter. And while he moved the ball then, he turned it over when they got into scoring range.
On three occasions it seemed like the Bucs offense was finally ready to get going, when Winston turned the ball over. To be fair, he got hit while attempting to throw on two of those occasions. Still, Winston had a terrible game, especially by the standards he set this year.
https://www.bucsnation.com/2017/10/29/16567618/panthers-vs-buccaneers-final-score-jameis-winston-throws-away-the-game
He's thrown six interceptions so far this season in seven games and has fumbled eight
Those are his numbers
Here's some from today, this loss was on the offense
By Thomas Bassinger, Times Staff Writer Published: October 29, 2017Updated: October 29, 2017 at 06:04 PM
Here's a by-the-numbers look at the Bucs' 17-3 loss to the Panthers on Sunday:
3
Points the Bucs scored. The last time an opponent held them to three points: Dec. 21, 2014. The Bucs lost 20-3 to the Packers and finished 2-14.
0
First half points the Bucs scored against the Panthers.
5
Times this season the Bucs have scored seven or fewer points in the first half.
-10
Bucs' halftime point deficit, the third time this season they've trailed at halftime by double digits (-18 against the Vikings, -24 against the Cardinals).
11
Explosive plays the Bucs allowed against the Bills last Sunday. (Explosive plays are pass plays of at least 16 yards and run plays of at least 12 yards.)
3
Explosive plays they allowed against the Panthers.
7
Explosive plays the Bucs executed.
254
Yards the Bucs allowed Sunday, the fewest they've allowed this season and fewest since they allowed the Seahawks to gain 245 last season.
8
Consecutive games the Bucs had won when allowing less than 350 yards.
3
Bucs' turnovers, all committed by Jameis Winston (a fumble and two interceptions). This is the third time this season they've committed at least three turnovers in a game.
.138
The Bucs' all-time winning percentage in games in which they commit at least three turnovers. They've lost 19 in a row.
1-2
Bucs' record this season when they hold opponents to 23 or fewer points.
8-0
Bucs' record last season when they held opponents to 23 or fewer points.