The Bucs held practice indoors and it was a mixed bag for the QBs

Bucs training camp is continuing to chug along and on Tuesday night the Bucs were in the indoor facility for the second day of fully padded practice.

Both the offense and defense had their moments, highlighted by the inconsistencies of both Baker Mayfield and Kyle Trask. Both guys made some solid throws, but also had many they would like to have back. Trask struggled to hit the deep ball for most of the night and while Mayfield was better in that area, including a nice touchdown throw to rookie Trey Palmer. However, Mayfield is still putting the ball in harm’s way too often.

Mayfield was picked off by undrafted free agent cornerback Keenan Isaac as his turnover woes during camp continue. Good for Isaac, though as he has been having a solid start to camp. Mayfield had a couple of more passes that could have been intercepted as well so he will need to clean those up if he wants to win the starting quarterback job.

All in all, it says a lot about how Mayfield and Trask performed when John Wolford was pretty clearly the best quarterback on the field Tuesday night. Wolford has impressed me with what I’ve seen thus far from him in camp.

Camp Notes:

• Mayfield used his legs a good bit during practice. Makes me wonder how much we could see those types of plays out of the Bucs QBs this season. Going to be an adjustment to see a QB with more mobility again after watching Brady the last few years.
• The Bucs receiver depth has impressed me. David Moore, Rakim Jarrett and Trey Palmer all made their fair share of plays. Deven Thompkins also made a fantastic catch late in practice. Tampa Bay’s depth at the receiver position shouldn’t be an issue this year.
• Chase McLaughlin and Rodrigo Blankenship were both perfect up until their final attempts. McLaughlin missed from about 61 yards and Blankenship missed from about 58 yards.
• Carlton Davis didn’t practice for the second straight day. Something to monitor. Ryan Jensen was back practicing though.
• Think the biggest takeaway so far has been Kyle Trask. Just looks like a completely different player than the previous two years. Eager to watch the competition the rest of the way. It’s going to be a close one.