More Proof Byron Leftwich Is Fully Over His Head – JoeBucsFan.com

Disgusting truths.

Joe will continue to pound the following home until someone at One Buc Palace has an epiphany and deactivates the access card to Bucs HQ for failing offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich.

The 2022 Bucs offense with Tom Brady, with Mike Evans, with Chris Godwin, with Playoff Lenny, is scoring less than the Bucs’ 2014 offense guided by ill-suited Marcus Arroyo with Mike Glennon and Stewart McClown on a team that was tanking to win the Chase for Jameis.

(What are the Bucs tanking for, AR-15, Anthony Richardson?)

Joe cannot put into words what a truly awful, brutal job Leftwich has done wrecking one of the NFL’s best offenses. Zero signs of adjustment. Zero signs he has any idea how to fix things (if he did, he would have fixed this offense by, oh, Joe doesn’t know, maybe by Week 12?).

Well, here is yet another example of one of the worst coaching jobs Joe has ever seen (it’s one thing to do an awful job, it’s quite another to go from 30 points a game to 17 with basically the same skill position players).

Up in New England, fans of the Belicheats are up in arms over what has happened to the New England offense. Last year, Belicheats scored 27 points a game with a rookie quarterback. Not too shabby.

This year after misguided Belicheat’s offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels left to take over the Raiders (he’s right up there with Leftwich for doing a horrendous coaching job; transforming a playoff team into a squad gunning for a top-five draft pick), Bill Belicheat handed the offensive gig to a defensive coach, misplaced high school math teacher Matt Patricia.

The results have been oh-so predictable.

New England’s offense is so bad, Jones publicly called out Patricia including a viral moment where he cussed Patricia out, deservedly so. But as bad as things have turned in New England, Patricia’s offense is still better than what Leftwich is churning out.

The Belicheats are scoring 21.2 points a game. The Bucs? 17.2.

Think about that: A defensive coordinator is doing a better job as an offensive coordinator with a second-year quarterback and a bunch of JAGs at the skill positions than Leftwich is with the greatest quarterback of all time and two Pro Bowl receivers.

Leftwich is so over his head that Joe really should refer to him as “Nemo.”

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