Every pass charted.

Really, the only difference between Baker Mayfield’s passing chart from his first three starts and his passing chart at Carolina on Sunday is just one element.

Against the Stinking Panthers, Mayfield didn’t throw the ball much.

Just by looking at the passing chart, it looks like the same ol’ blech passing game as the rest of the season. Dink-and-dunk with several completions behind the line of scrimmage.

Bucs offensive coordinator Zac Robinson must think the NFL awards points for throwing behind the line of scrimmage. Yeah, Joe knows Mayfield has a bum thumb.

However, Mayfield’s longest throw of the day by air yards, his only throw over 17 yards, was a 14-yard touchdown pass to Tez Johnson.

Mayfield scrambled from pressure and was way behind the line of scrimmage when he uncorked that pass. Mayfield let loose on the pass from the Carolina-27 and Tez caught that pass in the middle of the end zone.

Look, Joe may kvetch about the dink-and-dunk offense. But a win is a win and the Bucs didn’t need to lean on Mayfield’s arm.

Because the Bucs simply freight-trained the Stinking Panthers with a ferocious ground attack.