11 Hits On Jameis

December 18th, 2015

Jameishit

America’s Quarterback was America’s punching bag in St. Louis last night.

Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald was playing at a different level than the Bucs’ offensive linemen, and there were way too many other guys taking free shots on Jameis Winston.

Per the Buccaneers Radio Network after the embarrassing Bucs loss, host and former Tampa Bay tight end Anthony Becht was talking about the stat sheet showing Jameis absorbing 11 hits.

Becht was troubled by the Bucs’ slow start and by the how the O-line just got manhandled out of the gate.

That last part is what upsets Joe most. The Bucs were outwilled, outmuscled and outclassed at the opening whistle. Why does this keep happening?

18 Responses to “11 Hits On Jameis”

  1. Bucsfaninchina Says:

    In all fairness, Aaron Donald has been one of the top 5 players in ALL the NFL.

    It was interesting to see Marpet get his lunch handed to him play after play. Sometimes we need a reminder of the rook out of Division III.

  2. Lamarcus Says:

    Sad. Year after year. I’m starting to believe it’s more than coaches and players that’s just wrong with the bucs. Something else. We need a better scoutin department that’s for sure

  3. DallasBuc Says:

    “That’s Buc football ”
    -Incompetent Lovie Smith

  4. Steve from oregon Says:

    Lovie Smith…..end of discussion. They have tuned him out.

  5. Couch Fan Says:

    The Bucs were outwilled, outmuscled and outclassed at the opening whistle. Why does this keep happening?
    ——————————-

    Come on. At some point you got to realize the fault begins with the coach(es)!

  6. Buccfan37 Says:

    What’s wrong is rebuilding takes time. Got time?

  7. BrianBucs Says:

    All of those hits on Jameis made him not as accurate as usual and made him lose his cool a couple of times which shows that he is still a 21 year old rookie with some maturing to do.

  8. mike30#1bucfan Says:

    Continuity is what we need not a revolving door of coaches!

  9. Pickgrin Says:

    Oline got a bit exposed tonight against a good D. We haven’t played many good defenses this year – so this was a good barometer of where we are at up front. Not good enough to protect the franchise QB against good competition. That’s where.

    Keep investing in upgrading the Oline please Jason. Draft one in top 4 rounds and get a good FA Olineman this offseason please. Gotta keep building and creating competition up front.

    I saw Donald beat Cherilus, Marpet and Mankins at different points. Dude is a handful…

  10. Digga Says:

    Joe you are aware that it is a rebuild job stop whining you are starting to get tuned out. Everybody on the site knows one or both of you don’t like Lovie. Can you have leveled take without over reacting. Calm down drink a cold one. That was one hell of a defensive line over there. I have watched a few of their games and that was no suprise what they did to that line. Rams have more than one stud over there.

  11. Tampa Tony Says:

    And zero roughing the passer penalties

  12. Lovie Is Dog Poo Says:

    Pickgrin Says:
    December 18th, 2015 at 1:14 am
    Oline got a bit exposed tonight against a good D. We haven’t played many good defenses this year – so this was a good barometer of where we are at up front. Not good enough to protect the franchise QB against good competition. That’s where.

    Keep investing in upgrading the Oline please Jason. Draft one in top 4 rounds and get a good FA Olineman this offseason please. Gotta keep building and creating competition up front.

    I saw Donald beat Cherilus, Marpet and Mankins at different points. Dude is a handful…

    It sounds like you wanna say Donald is way better than GMC, but can’t bring yourself to do it. Don’t worry you can say it, it’s not even a fair comparison. Donald can get to the JJ Watt level, McCoy might be able to get to the Geno Atkins on the decline level.

  13. Brandon Says:

    I thought the entire Oline did a much better job in the 2nd half. Marpet definitely fared better against Donald. The entire team just has to find a way to start faster and better. They are extremely young, on the road, on a short week. I wwasn’t impressed with their 1st half nor the end result but I liked their fight in the 2nd half. They didn’t quit.

  14. FortMyersDave Says:

    Why is anyone surprised? Rams DL> Bucs OL and Rams OL was a bit better than the sorry Bucs DL… They used the same formula that whipped the hapless Lions to beat Lovie and his predictable Bucs…. I still hope 6-10 gets Lovie fired, make him win 1 more so that 7-9 buys him a year; draft order be damned!

  15. softastissueMcCoy93 Says:

    McDonald was an animal as a former defensive lineman, that what I like to see. Too bad we had to play against him.

  16. tnew Says:

    Can we address the elephant in the room. While McCoy is a nice player, he’s a long way from elite. He won’t be elite. We need help on both lines still.

  17. 813bucboi Says:

    yeah Donald is a beast…he looks like someone I loved watching wearing #99 for the bucs…same motor, same attitude, same beast…he took it to everyone along the oline…GO BUCS!!!

  18. Mike Johnson Says:

    Aaron Donald is a straight up beast..period. The guy went full boar all game as did Sims on Defense. The players have not tuned Lovie out. Our Defense simply does not have the skill set to..to tune him in!!! I said we were an 8-8 team and I was wrong. We are just a tad shy of that. DEFENSE WINS CHAMPIONSHIPS people. And we do not have a good one. Jameis took several vicious beatdowns against the Rams. And WE..had no rush on their Qb. Thus the loss. I stopped watching after we scored that field goal on our 1st possession of the 2nd half. I knew it was over. If Carolina does not rest their QB? Its gonna be a..feasting of the Saints…Opps I mean Pnthers.