Buccaneers will emphasize no-huddle offense under Dirk Koetter

Kirby Lee-USA TODAY SportsThe Tampa Bay Buccaneers are finally ready to move on from the plodding, low-tempo offenses they've fielded since...well, since forever. Right tackle Demar Dotson spoke to the media today, and when asked about Dirk Koetter, he talked mostly about his love for the no-huddle and up-tempo offense -- I'll get the exact quotes in a bit, but that certainly was the core of Dotson's remarks.

Koetter hasn't run the no-huddle as a dominant form of offense in the past, but he's certainly used it a lot -- and a lot more than the Bucs have. The no-huddle is not a magical fix for any offense, but it's a useful tool: it forces defenses to be more vanilla in their formations and…