It was a total team performance that got the Buccaneers their 27-21 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles, but that’s not to say there weren’t a few performances that could have been better, and maybe could have made that game a little less stressful than it ended up being at the end.

These are our most disappointing Buccaneers from the win over Philadelphia.

OG Caleb Benenoch
It was a rough start for Benenoch who had a false start on the Bucs’ second drive, then gave up the first sack on the season for the Bucs, allowing Fletcher Cox to drop quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick. Benenoch wasn’t the only offensive lineman who struggled against the Eagles, but he struggled nonetheless.

OT Demar Dotson
Along with Benenoch, it was a rough day for Dotson on the edge. He really struggled to handle the Eagles’ edge assignment, and was responsible for a few of the negative runs, as well as some quarterback pressures. It was an off day for the veteran right tackle.

K Chandler Canazaro
Oh, man. This game could have been a really bad one for Catanzaro if the Eagles had somehow scored one more touchdown, they would have won the game by one point due to a missed point after attempt.

Catanzaro had a chance to seal the game last week in New Orleans and missed, and this week he just missed without any pressure.

Missed kicks will happen. But they can’t happen like they have been in the first two weeks.