With a freshly pulled hamstring, Derrick Brooks might be doing more coaching than playing.

Derrick Brooks reportedly left the game in the third quarter with a hamstring injury. The future Hall of Famer hasn’t missed a start in a decade and he hasn’t missed a game in his career.

No matter how much rehab Brooks goes through, at 35 years old a hamstring pull likely will slow him down the entire season. The way Matt McCoy looked backing him up, the Bucs’ brass might be yearning for Ryan Nece about now.

Why wasn’t Cato June playing every snap in Brooks’ absence?