The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have been widely praised for the work they did on offense this offseason, and rightly so: they signed DeSean Jackson, drafted O.J. Howard and Chris Godwin, added Jeremy McNichols and didn’t lose any big names. They’ll even get J.R. Sweezy back.
That praise extends to Oliver Connolly of All22.com, who dived deep into the Bucs’ passing game and where it could go from here. Go give it a read: there’s a ton of information in there.
Much of that analysis is positive and interesting, especially the concrete examples of the Bucs pushing back coverage through Mike Evans’ deep speed, which will be more pronounced with DeSean Jackson on the field.