The Buccaneers need to be more aggressive by taking more risks, such as going for it on fourth down, to win against the Rams.

“I want to see them being more aggressive, calling their offense, knowing that they're going to have four downs in some spots.”

The speaker suggests that consistency in playing the game improves performance.

“If you need to wee, you improve performance through alertness and awareness.”

The speaker believes that going for zone four in the game machine is the best strategic option.

“Zone four, please. Honestly, it doesn't even make a difference. Just do you, isn't it?”

The speaker recommends playing the game using a blind approach for more entertainment.

“Do it blind. It's more fun.”

A team should prioritize running plays that the quarterback is comfortable with, rather than letting the coaching staff's ego dictate the play calling.

“Yeah, that's how it should be because at the end of the day, you got to run what the quarterback feel comfortable with. You got to set your ego aside. Sometimes we, you know, we we want to bring our ego to the party, but it's not your party. So, you don't get to dress how you want to.”

Shannon Sharpe maintains that players should not escalate physical altercations on the field and that Daron Payne was justified in his response to being hit first.

“I want to apologize to you. But the biggest apology goes to Don Payne. And I'm glad you did it because like my grandma used to say, I might not break I might not stop you, but I damn sure break you a habit. I guarantee you Armen Ross St. Brian was dead ass wrong. Don Payne, you should have see YOU D”

The Rams will likely focus on perimeter runs and use explosive plays to pressure the Buccaneers' defense in their upcoming game.

“So look for the Rams to rip off a couple big ones in the run phase just like they did last week against Seattle.”

The Vikings need to tailor their offense to better suit JJ McCarthy's specific skill sets given his current development struggles.

“I think they need to tailor things to uh to his strengths at this point.”