The worst offensive players in Bucs win over Jags, per PFF

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers put up 30 points unanswered on the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 16 in what was an overall dominant performance. It’s hard to pinpoint problems when that happens, but they’re still there.

In the eyes of Pro Football Focus, at least, the interior offensive line for the Bucs remains a bit of an issue. Tampa Bay’s run game took a step back against the Jaguars, averaging just 1.9 yards per carry on the day, and the interior offensive line once again struggled while run blocking on Sunday.

Here are the five lowest graded Bucs offensive players from Sunday’s matchup, per PFF:

1

C Robert Hainsey

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Overall grade: 37.3

2

OG Aaron Stinnie

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Overall grade: 40.4

3

TE Cade Otton

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Overall grade: 46.1

4

OT Justin Skule

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Overall grade: 48.3

5

WR David Moore

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Overall grade: 48.9