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How bad is the passing attack of the Bucs? Even a high school coach mocks it. Well, sort of. Please let Joe set up the scene. We all know failed Bucs offensive coordinator Zac Robinson just loves to throw short…

JoeBucsFan criticizes Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator Zac Robinson's play-calling by drawing a comparison to comments made by Arkansas high school football coach Kevin Kelley. The writer contends that Robinson relies excessively on short passes and completely ignores intermediate routes, arguing that even high school coaches recognize that throwing short sideline passes is ineffective.
According to the writer, an analysis of quarterback Baker Mayfield's passing chart from a Sunday night game against the Chicago Bears revealed 11 passes thrown behind or within four yards of the line of scrimmage. JoeBucsFan argues that the franchise's issues extend beyond the quarterback and coordinator positions to higher levels within the organization.
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