Didn't seem like it to me. I noticed quite a few sweeps, tosses, and slow-developing runs. Everything was just working.

O line played like they took their performance last week personally, which they should have. OBJ is not a great LT, it is what it is. The interior was every bit as dominant as we expect.

Listening to Pat and Andy's post game, you can tell even the staff and players challenged the Oline this week to not play so putrid.

Anyone defending the Oline before this Bucs game is a dork... they deserved the criticism... especially for being labeled as "the best Oline in the NFL".

I hope they can continue to take their jobs seriously after they have now shown during the Bucs game that they CAN do well.

Agreed. Hopefully they can play similar to last night on a more consistent basis. It’s a long season. Not every game will be great, but hopefully they can find a strong groove heading into the playoffs.

It was the same basic set of plays from what I could see. The situational play calling was just better and of course, the execution was stellar.

That was very fulfilling to watch.

That level of line play in combination with last nights play calling is going to tough for anyone to beat.

The play calling last night was MUCH improved over the Colts game, but the execution was superb!

On offense we had a lot of quick throws/screen type plays.

Took some pressure off the line.

Wylie isn’t a negative player. He’s a decent RT. He’s way better than Orland Brown Jr

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Individual numbers show nice games from Andrew Wylie and Creed Humphrey in particular. Wiley won on 96% of pass blocks and 84.8% of run blocks. Humphrey was 100% on pass blocks and 87.9 on run blocks. <a href="https://t.co/0ZNlfdMPFQ">https://t.co/0ZNlfdMPFQ</a></p>&mdash; Adam Teicher (@adamteicher) <a href="https://twitter.com/adamteicher/status/1576919135396634627?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 3, 2022</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Yeah, Wylie was pretty ****ing good last night. Unfortunately Brown was still pretty shit in pass protection. Incredibly damning when the opposing HC/DC switches his most effective EDGE onto you after identifying you as the weakest link.

Here a highlight reel from last night. Just watch OBJ in passing snaps. He handles his business most of the time.
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Again, not saying he's perfect, or that he's good enough for that contract Veach offered him. But he definitely looks better in this game, vs. a top-5 DL, than he has in the past. It's a step in the right direction.

That's what I saw most of the night as well. He played pretty well. Not great, not outstanding, but he did pretty well. He got beat a few times and that's what some will hang their hats on, but it doesn't paint a complete picture.