The All-22 Exposes the Bucs’ Offensive Line

0:00Someone said I asked Tony Castro, and the same question twice. I think the radio stations like skipping, we were having a, we were like having an issue with 95, seven. I thought it was fixed. It must not be between the signal and these cameras in here that are green, that make me look green. I should just go home, but that's what's happening. Apologize. If it continues to happen, I guess the alternative is 620, still sounds good. And of course, you can listen on I Heart Radio as well. That should be good. But it's something with 95, seven. We're trying to get it fixed. So if that's what's happening, I don't, my end, I don't know. But that's what it sounds like. What's happening when people are listening. So my bad if that is taking place. I looked at the all 22 yesterday from the offense, shout out to Evan Kloskey from a news channel 10. He posted the video of the offense all 22. And so I got to spend some time watching that.

1:00And I think I want to maybe say sorry to Baker Mayfield. I know a lot of people are going to be like, what are you saying? Sorry to Baker. He sucks and he keeps turning the ball over. Well, that was, that was week one. He turned the ball over. He's been a little bit better. I know there were some turnovers. What are you going to do? Fourteen, 13. He's trying to make a play. But after watching the all 22 and look, remember, I didn't put the entire blame on Baker to begin with. But if you watch the all 22, it might make you go, you know, maybe I should stop complaining about the contract because the saying on Baker, I don't care who the quarterback is. There is not, you could have Tom Brady in his prime playing quarterback on this all 22 that we watched behind this offensive line. And guess what? You're going to have the same results. In fact, it might even be worse because there's a few times where Baker Mayfield got out of the way of being killed while the offensive line just completely broke down around him.

2:01It is, I've always stopped the offensive line. Wasn't playing good. I mean, we all see that. But now even more so, I am down even more than I already was on the offensive line. And I feel like we kind of owe Baker a little bit of an appaul, that's how bad it is. I don't. I've been saying the offensive line was worse week one. You've been blaming Baker Mayfield saying he was hanging on to the ball to no, that was you. That was you. I said that it was all the offensive line. Or most of it was on the offensive line. Now, by the way, I do think in the, was it the Browns? No, it was the Bengals game. The Bengals game, he was holding the ball too long. Yes. In the, the right. I did, I did have Baker's back on that now that I think about it. You're right. You're right on that one. Yeah, the offensive line is, is worse than I thought. And yeah, no, kudos to you. I mean, you have brought up the offensive line several times. I still think against the Cincinnati, the, the sack, the second one, I still, I, I do put that one on Baker. Yeah.

3:02I think he's got to own that one. But overall, I thought Sunday against the Vikings, would you agree that was the worst performance from the offensive line out of all three games? Oh, without a doubt. It was just bad. And my, as I'm watching it, all I could think about was, who's calling, who's calling the checks the line? You know, how is it, is it the center or is it Baker? Because I know Tom Brady, he was the guy that called everything. He, he, he, he told the direction of where the line to go and he had everything under control. But I know that there are other quarterbacks. So don't do that. So as I'm watching this, all I can think of is, is that Graham Barton calling it because they miss some key blitzes that let Durham Payne one on one and he got mulled every single time or buck yearving in Kenneth Gainwell to take on a blitzing linebacker. Is brutal. Was brutal. Wasn't the interception, was the interception on the fourth and 13?

4:03I'm trying to think back to that play. I think there was an interception. I just know he got the hurry. That's the, the play he got hurt was the interception, right? That was the fourth and 13. Correct. I thought that was when I could be wrong. I'm trying to remember the game in my head if that was the interception, which he had to make a play in that case. If I can't remember, I got to go back and watch the play where he got murdered. But Bruce Ariens on the open out of show. It was that why he threw it yet for 13 interception. Okay. So what was he supposed to do? It was fourth and 13. He was being attacked. They were just throw the ball. He had to throw the ball up. Yeah, he did. Fourth and 13. The interception was actually better than taking the sack because it's throwing the ball way. Correct. It actually pushed him back further down the field. So the one interception they had in that game and not even really on him. Don't get me wrong. I don't think Bakers played lights out. What I'm trying to say here is you can insert any $55 million quarterback you want in his place.

5:04And I don't think you're seeing any different results. That's how bad the offensive line is. I don't know what happened to these guys. Now here's what Bruce Ariens had to say, which I completely kind of disagree with. But here's Bruce on up in Adams. When you watch them right now, what stands out as to why it's not clicking. Yeah, not making the plays that were there. You know, there are times when they're there and they're not making them. I wouldn't say offensive line is one of the best in the league. And he's got to quit doing this lay off the bourbon body just throw the damn ball away. And that's not his nature. I know that this is how he always gets hurt. We need you on the field. We don't need Superman. We all the guys don't lock him. You don't have to prove to anybody your tough, but we need to play smart, not scared. Yeah, I just I don't agree. Maybe he's talking about the offensive line from two years ago. They were great. But I wonder if Bruce is watching the games. I'm cute. Like is he watching or is he just, is he just speaking and he's looking at the box score? I really don't know because if he's calling that old line, Ali is not.

6:08No, that old line is bad. In look, I don't expect him to sit there and watch the all 22 of a box game like he used to. But even if you don't watch the all 22, I think you have a pretty good idea that the old line is not very good. And I mean, go watch it. It's it's interesting. Like it's all over social media. The right side of the line breaks down so fast every time. I mean, it is, they're a bottom five offensive line. Yeah. And it's not like you get any help from your tight ends or running backs because they're getting blown up every single time. Yeah, I mean, Bucky, I don't expect Bucky to be a blocker. No, I neither do I, but at the same time, just, you know, they can't even chip properly. It seems like those guys are getting home real fast. They were two and 17 on third down. And if you go back and watch the third down, it's just like every time when they knew he was passing, it was it was over. He never had a shot. The offensive line really let him down. So don't get me wrong. I again, I think this isn't letting Baker off the hook.

7:10Baker hasn't played good either. But when you really watch the film, because you get to see so many more things when you watch the all like I wish that I don't know about you. But when when a game is on prime, do you watch the regular broadcast or do you watch the alternative because I love the next jam broadcast? Yeah, I like the next jam broadcast more times than not though. I'm just watching the regular broadcast probably because I'm also doing something at the same time. Yeah, I like the next jam because you can see the whole field like whoever decided we shouldn't see what happens on the whole field. Like for a football game, that person was wrong. Yeah, the next jam is kind of cool. Like they have it's almost like the madden view. Mm-hmm. Where you're like behind, I mean, like a video game and it's nice. You can see everything that happens. You can tell because on TV, you can't tell for the defense, for example, the sideline view. The week one against Joe Burrow was the defensive line just not getting home. Was coverage loose really quickly? Like if you're watching on the other view, you can tell if coverage is better now. But on TV at home, you can't tell what's happening in coverage because you can't see

8:10it. So I like that alternative option that Amazon gives us. I wish all the networks had that. I'll tell you, when I first started watching all 22 when I was at Florida ever since then it's been I need to watch all 22 and it drives me nuts when I try to watch college games and I can't get it. Have you went back and watched the all 22 fully of this game yet? Not fully, but a good portion of it. Yeah, the offensive line is really what stood out to me. I will give credit to the defense has been pretty good. That has been the surprise. It's like this team is the opposite of last year. All of a sudden, you know, they were all offense and no defense and now they are mostly defense and no offense. I mean, you held Minnesota to two and 15. They didn't have a single snap in the red zone and they got to get better with penalties. But Minnesota also committed their own penalties in this game. Oh, you know what? They threw Baker to Baker of two interceptions or did Jaylin throw one? No, Jaylin threw one at the final drive of the game.

9:11Yeah, he did. That's right. All right. Oh, Baker sat six times. That's got to improve. I feel bad. Jaylin Daniels. He hasn't liked Tony Castro. Come and say he has nothing to lose. He'll be able to play loose. But what a horrible offensive line to make your start. You know, thank God, Michael Parsons won't be out there. Exactly. Thank God, because that would be bad. All right. We'll continue talking about the box coming up next here. It is the Nekwazho.