Bruce Arians: Bucs offense comes down to whether “quarterback is playing well or not”

The clumsy dance of the season continues between Buccaneers coach Bruce Arians and Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady.

The Bucs have won seven games and lost four. When they lose, the Arians are quick to blame Brady if necessary. On Tuesday night, the Arians painted with a larger brush.

“[O]ffensively, it’s just a matter of each week if the quarterback is playing well or not, ”Arians said on his weekly radio show, via JoeBucsFan.com. “And our job is to make sure he’s comfortable and let him play well.”

In the same show, the Arians said the pass blocking against the Rams was “really, really good.” The Arians also reiterated that Brady’s interception that sealed the loss at the end of the fourth quarter “was just a bad decision”, that Brady “didn’t read the cover correctly and threw a bad ball. . “

While the Arians have at times made it clear that Brady still needs time and continuity to become fully comfortable with the attack, this meaning does not become evident in the sonic bites that result in blame being thrown on Brady. . At a time when it is believed that the main focus of the Buccaneers for the remainder of this year is to ensure that Brady will be back for another (one in which all tickets will hopefully be available at the sale), the Arians didn’t get the memo either – or he doesn’t entirely agree with the idea.