TAMPA, Fla. -- Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Jameis Winston won't use the term "frustrating" when describing the Bucs' three-game skid in the month of October. It took them from the top of the NFC South to the cellar at 2-4.
"I don't like using the word 'frustration' because I believe we have an excellent team. I just think we have to execute," said Winston, who, despite a losing record, has led the Bucs to the NFL's No. 1 rated passing offense and the second-most productive offense in the league through seven weeks.
The Bucs are averaging 392.