Buccaneers’ Coaching Staff Can’t Figure Out Who Is WR1

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers watched their offense collapse late in Sunday’s 26-19 overtime loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Although Tampa Bay is relying on an undrafted rookie quarterback, the receiving corps deserves its share of the blame. The team’s pass catchers failed to create separation and deliver the explosive plays needed to close out the game. Tampa Bay’s Passing Attack Lacks a Reliable Difference-Maker No Buccaneers receiver surpassed 50 receiving yards against Pittsburgh, and their longest reception traveled just 22 yards. Following the disappointing performance, head coach Todd Bowles faced questions about whether Tampa Bay has a dependable target to…