Bruce Arians’ Tampa Bay Buccaneers succumbed to their fourth loss of the season at the hands of the Los Angeles Rams on Monday night. Tom Brady, Antonio Brown, and the rest of the Buccaneers looked disheartened as they lost to the Rams by a 24-27 scoreline.

A lot of the criticism for the loss was directed towards veteran quarterback Tom Brady, who had an underwhelming outing in Week 11 having thrown 2 interceptions.

However, critics highlighted that Head Coach Bruce Arians must accept some of the blame for their recent setback.

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Antonio Brown will get more opportunities on the ball, says Bruce Arians

Despite the loss, there were some positives for the Buccaneers to be happy about on Monday. The performance of wide receivers Antonio Brown, Mike Evans, and Chris Godwin was a promising sign for coach Arians.

But a recent concern put forward by the media is the lack of involvement of Brown in offensive drives. Coach Arians said that this issue was bound to change in the coming weeks.

“Well, he was open. We had one go off his fingertips [and] I’m used to seeing him make that catch. We missed him last week on a ball, so it’s just a matter of hitting him.

“He’s doing a great job of running after the catch and within his role, I think he’s doing a really good job. It’s just when he’s going deep, we’re not hitting him,” Arians told media personnel after Monday’s loss via Pro Football.

The Buccaneers remain second in the NFC South Division table behind the reigning champions New Orleans Saints. They go up against an in-form Kansas City Chiefs outfit in Week 12.

Who will have the last laugh next weekend, Patrick Mahomes or Tom Brady? We can’t wait for this clash, make sure you don’t miss it.

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