The worst offensive players in Bucs loss to Saints, per PFF

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers got beat on just about every front on Sunday.

The team lost 23-13 to the New Orleans Saints, and the offense was a big part of that. It didn’t really get going until the fourth quarter, when it was far too late to make a splash, and it looked generally anemic for most of the day. A particular issue came in the run game, which had a distinct lack of production throughout the day — Pro Football Focus graded every offensive player for the Bucs in Week 17, and this was a notable point of emphasis among their grades.

Here are PFF’s five lowest-graded offensive players for Tampa Bay in Week 17:

1

OG Cody Mauch

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Overall grade: 39.9

2

OG Aaron Stinnie

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Overall grade: 42.1

3

RB Rachaad White

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Overall grade: 46.8

4

TE Cade Otton

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Overall grade: 51.5

5

WR David Moore

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Overall grade: 54.9