Fans also feel the running game is a big problem for the offense.

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The Tampa Bay Bucs are hosting the Atlanta Falcons Sunday in a NFC South matchup. Following last week’s loss to Detroit proved the offense still has a ways to go before they can instill any fear into their opponents.

A big reason for that is their lack for establishing a running game.

This week, we asked the fans to vote on what they think a big problem for the Bucs offense is. The majority of fans feel the running game is the problem.

There are many aspects to a filed running game. No blocking up front, running backs not hitting their holes, miscommunication at the line, etc. But it appears the fans feel a position is at fault for their lack of a running game.

In a secondary poll this week, fans voted on the possibility of finding a replacement at running back. 75-percent of fans feel that the team should go out and bring in another runner.

This is a big week for Tampa Bay. Confidence is down this week as only 58-percent of fans are confident in the team’s direction. A divisional loss to Atlanta will bump the Bucs down in the standings to second place and it will undoubtedly bring down confidence throughout the fan base with a second consecutive loss.

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