Striving To Be Consistent

This year all the coaches seem to be in-tune with each other and preaching the same things and thats consistency. Wide Receivers coach Todd Monken spoke to the media last week and mentioned how the young bucs will start to learn to be more consistent.

There was a lot of points that were left off the board and when you do that then you add some consistency to you offense. So, sure you can average 24-28 points a game, but getting 10 in one game and 38 in another, thats not very good. Consistency comes from doing those little things. Plus as our young offense, our core nucleus of players gets better, you know the O-linemen, running backs, the receivers, the quarterback, then we should continue to be more consistent.

Yet again harping on the little things comes up. The bucs are a talented team on paper but you only produce wins when you perform those little things right on game day. All those close game losses the bucs have been in these past couple years can easily turn into wins just by fixing the little things. No more wide open dropped passes, no more missed blocking assignments, no more arrant passes leading to easy field position to the opposition.

This coaching staff seems set on fixing the little things so that the big things will be easier to come by. I see the coaching staff making sure the young bucs don't shoot themselves in the foot anymore and finally letting the other team beat themselves. Consistency is a habit of winning teams, lets bring that to Tampa.