If Saturday night's game against Cleveland was any indication, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers don't have to worry about their kicking game. That's good, because there are plenty of other issues to resolve in the next week as the roster is trimmed from 90 to 53 players.
Special teams were the Buccaneers' most consistent phase of the game in the 13-9 loss to Cleveland, with Head Coach Dirk Koetter really only finding fault with one play. That was a holding penalty in the third quarter that erased Bernard Reedy's 22-yard punt return and moved the offense's starting point from its 43 back to the 12.