Baker Mayfield said several times at his news conference today that the Bucs have had strong practices all season.
The problem, however, is that they’ve been a sloppy team in games, hence their said 0-2 record.
Mayfield was asked three times — in different ways — about what kind of urgency is happening this week at One Buc Palace, whether that be on the practice field or in meetings, or just a vibe.
In response, Mayfield kept coming back to the team having practiced well but they “just got to translate it to Sunday.”
Mayfield said “player accountability” is more apparent this week and if things aren’t going quite right, the team has to line up and do it again.
Yesterday, Todd Bowles said it’s business as usual at One Buc Palace, which is what scares Joe from a team on a 2-9 run.
Still, the Bucs have enough talent on offense to beat any NFL team. That’ll be put to the test again Sunday against the undefeated Vikings. Rest assured the Bucs will lose if they continue averaging 19.5 points per game.