One position that has had no production for the Buccaneers has been the third option in the passing game behind Mike Evans and Chris Godwin.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers trio of quarterback Jameis Winston and wide receivers Mike Evans and Chris Godwin has been a good one up to this point in the season for offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich. Godwin is ranking well within the elite in the league, while Evans is on pace for his sixth straight 1,000 yard receiving season.
The running attack that was a huge question mark coming into the season has been doing a reasonably good job as well. It looks like it is only a matter of time before Ronald Jones takes over the starting gig and the majority of the carries from Peyton Barber, showing far more efficiency on his limited touches.
While the offensive line has had its good days and bad days, the Buccaneers are hoping for the best when starting backups Earl Watford and Josh Wells on Sunday in relief for the injured Alex Cappa and Demar Dotson. It would not be a shock to see the team look to address their offensive line around the trade deadline either.
One position that has had no production for this team has been the third wide receiver spot or the third option in general. Free agent addition Breshad Perriman has struggled as the number three receiver so far, and did not even travel to London and will be inactive for his second straight game.
Perriman only has three catches on 12 targets, including a dropped touchdown in week two against the Panthers. The Bucs need someone else to step up as the third option after Evans and Godwin, the question is who?