Tampa Tribune · Sep 2, 2015
Bucs still looking for solutions on special teams
Penalty flags fly as Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Kaelin Clay (14) returns a punt during the 1st quarter against the Cincinnati Bengals Monday night at Raymond James Stadium. There were 3 penalties on the play. JASON BEHNKEN / STAFFTAMPA — Throughout his nine seasons as head coach of the Chicago Bears, Lovie Smith walked into NFL stadiums knowing his special teams units were among the league’s best.
But now, on the brink of Tampa Bay’s 2015 opener, a potential winning edge has turned into a scramble for reliability. There’s a good chance the Buccaneers will entertain the Tennessee Titans Sept. 13 with new faces at kicker, punter and kick returner.
