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This can be fixed if the offensive coordinator is motivated and open-minded. As Joe typed yesterday, the explosive play rate for the Bucs is brutal. Dead-last. Unless you only factor in the past four games. Using only the data from…

JoeBucsFan argues that Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator Zac Robinson must become more creative to fix the team's struggling explosive play rate. The outlet notes that the Buccaneers rank at or near the bottom of the league in generating big plays, which it considers unacceptable given the offensive talent available.
The writer criticizes Robinson for failing to design plays tailored to the strengths of quarterbacks Baker Mayfield and Jalon Daniels, such as RPOs and designed runs outside the pocket. JoeBucsFan contends that continuing to rely on short passes behind the line of scrimmage fails to take advantage of the quarterbacks' off-script capabilities.
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