Buccaneers vs Bills: Week 7 opponent players to watch
By Brian DeFeo
Safety Micah Hyde
With four interceptions already, Micah Hyde is having the best season of his career. Four picks already has surpassed his previous career high, and we aren’t even halfway through the season yet.
The Bills safeties will be tested this week against the Buccaneers running backs and formidable tight end duo. Cameron Brate has been a top tight end this season with a touchdown catch in four straight games. Easily, he looks to be either Winston’s or Fitzpatrick’s favorite target.
O.J. Howard hasn’t produced the receiving numbers we thought he might but has speed and the hands to catch whatever comes his way.
While Doug Martin would only be playing his third game he looked better conditioned in last weeks game against Arizona.
The safeties for the Bills will have the difficult task of trying to determine if they should stack the box or protect the deep ball.
Dirk Koetter’s play calling hasn’t fooled many this season, and if they finally get the play calling together the Buccaneers offense should be one of the most feared in the league.
The Bucs’ quarterback has to be aware of the new ball hawk in the Bills secondary in Micah Hyde.
If Tampa’s deep passing game is going to make an impact this year, it’s running out of time to get going.
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These are some of the players the Buccaneers should be aware of this Sunday. The Bills may not have made the playoffs since the 90s but they have looked better this season they have in a while. They really need to study the film and get to work if they want to get back to .500. Who did I miss sound off on Twitter or Facebook if the Bucs should watch another Bills sleeper.