Bucs OC Zac Robinson.

The Bucs offense is headed in a certain direction. That doesn’t mean Bucs offensive coordinator Zac Robinson is against a detour or perhaps taking the road less traveled.

Robinson, speaking this afternoon at One Buc Palace, was asked if he intends to install certain concepts of his offense but has since realized the skillset of his players may not fit what he had in mind.

Robinson replied the Bucs offense isn’t set in stone – and may not be until October or November.

“The first day of camp is a great time to try things out,” Robinson said. “Figure out what we can do. And maybe there was something we thought we were going to do but we’re not going to end up doing it. We’re still in that process.

“So right now we have the bulk of the offense in. And then tailoring it down to get those reps at in order to get good at something.

“You have to have some sort of identity to be a good offense That’s what we are focused on right now. There hasn’t been anything since we got here that we are like, ‘Oh, we can’t do that.’ There have been some [additions to the offense].

“You get a summer break to go back to look at [OTAs] and say, ‘Hey, maybe we can do this or this. … Maybe we need to add this formation and get this person in this spot.

“Football is always evolving and it really never stops. From now until the middle of the season, things could sort of take on a life of their own.”

Well, that is refreshing to Joe. Nothing is worse than seeing a coach think his way is the only way, and then he tries to hammer a round piece into a square hole while the pirate ship lists and sinks.

Joe sure hopes Robinson is keen enough to identify what works with what players and doesn’t force feed guys into specific roles for which they are not suited.