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You may have heard this before, but the Bucs’ passing game is atrocious. Hey, it’s awesome the Bucs won two of their last three games. That’s because the Bucs bludgeoned both the Cowboys and Stinking Panthers on the ground. And…

JoeBucsFan argues that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will face a much tougher rushing test against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday. While Tampa Bay won two of their last three games by relying on the run against Dallas and Carolina, the writer points out that Atlanta holds the NFL's 10th-best run defense, allowing just 3.8 yards per carry.
According to the column, offensive coordinator Zac Robinson must establish an effective passing attack against an Atlanta defense that ranks 29th against the pass. JoeBucsFan warns that relying solely on the ground game will not work, noting the Buccaneers currently register the fewest explosive plays and the lowest passing EPA in the league.
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