Todd Bowles retains Bucs offensive staff amid struggles
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 10, 2026, 9:06 PM
Last updated Nov 10, 2026

Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles confirmed he will not alter the offensive coaching staff or play-calling duties during the Week 10 bye, despite a 3-6 record and struggles on offense. The Buccaneers lost 27-24 to the Chicago Bears, committing eight penalties and converting just two of 12 third downs. Bowles emphasized the need to reassess the offensive approach, particularly regarding quarterback Baker Mayfield's mechanics and decision-making, while maintaining offensive coordinator Zac Robinson in his role. The team leads the NFL in rushing but ranks last in passing, necessitating improved offensive efficiency going forward.
- •Bowles keeps offensive staff during Week 10 bye.
- •Buccaneers rank first in rushing, last in passing.
- •Tampa Bay lost to Chicago despite forcing five turnovers.
- •Mayfield threw two interceptions, including a pick-six.
- •Eight games remain in the regular season.
- 9:06 PMYahoo Sports — Todd Bowles won't change Bucs offensive staff or playcalling
"Todd Bowles will keep Tampa Bay's offensive staff and play-calling duties intact during the bye despite the team's struggles.
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