Denver Bronocs vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers Recap

 The Broncos continued their struggles this past weekend, as Jeff Driskel showed he was not the answer until Drew Lock returns.  The offense had 8 of their 11 drives gain less than half of their potential yards, which is pretty terrible.  Not one player really stood out for good play, as Noah Fant dropped a couple of must have passes and nothing got going. There also is some disappointment with the relatively little use of KJ Hamler, despite his playing nearly every snap (5 targets, 1 rush). 

On defense, 6 of the 11 drives for the Bucs gained fewer than half of their potential yards which is not bad.  However the defense continued to be eaten up by crossing routes with Tom Brady consistently able to find TEs and Chris Godwin open against Jewell and Johnson.  Justin Simmons also had a fall back this week, with some tough assignments and a really bad looking at attempt at man coverage with Mike Evans in the endzone.  The big brightspot this week had to be Shelby Harris, who continues to be a disruptive player on an ailing front.

Offense	Defense	Start Line	Quarter	Result	Yards Gained	Potential Gained	Play Count
DEN	TB	75	1	Punt	18	24	7
TB	DEN	10	1	Touchdown	10	100	3
DEN	TB	75	1	Punt	-1	-1.333333	3
TB	DEN	72	1	Punt	20	27.777778	6
DEN	TB	84	1	Punt	2	2.380952	3
TB	DEN	54	1	Field goal	30	55.555556	11
DEN	TB	75	1	Field goal	37	49.333333	6
TB	DEN	75	2	Touchdown	75	100	12
DEN	TB	75	2	Punt	-5	-6.666667	3
TB	DEN	56	2	Touchdown	56	100	6
DEN	TB	75	2	Touchdown	75	100	10
TB	DEN	75	3	Punt	26	34.666667	6
DEN	TB	92	3	Safety	-8	-8.695652	4
TB	DEN	75	3	Punt	18	24	5
DEN	TB	85	3	Punt	8	9.411765	3
TB	DEN	67	3	Punt	9	13.432836	4
DEN	TB	80	3	Turnover	25	31.25	6
TB	DEN	55	3	Field goal	38	69.090909	6
DEN	TB	75	4	Punt	6	8	6
TB	DEN	72	4	Punt	3	4.166667	5
DEN	TB	73	4	Turnover	60	82.191781	15
TB	DEN	71	4	End of half	27	38.028169	6