The worst offensive players in Tampa Bay’s loss to Houston, per PFF
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers suffered a heartbreaking loss to the Houston Texans in Week 9, but that certainly wasn’t on the offense.
The team put up 37 points behind quarterback Baker Mayfield, with two rushing touchdowns from running back Rachaad White and two passing touchdowns to tight end Cade Otton. The defense wasn’t able to keep up, however, surrendering 39 points to the Texans and losing the game in the last 10 seconds. Despite a strong offensive performance, however, a few players didn’t come out with good grades when Pro Football Focus took to analyzing the matchup.
Here are the five worst-graded offensive players for the Bucs in Week 9, according to PFF:
TE Ko Kieft
Overall grade: 44.6
RB Chase Edmonds
Overall grade: 53.0
WR Trey Palmer
Overall grade: 53.2
TE Payne Durham
Overall grade: 55.5
WR Rakim Jarrett
Overall grade: 55.9
