Passing game looking for a spark at Tampa Bay
"I put a lot of responsibility on myself, so I need to go out there and continue to be in the right place at the right time," Chark said of his role in the passing game. "You know, Bryce has a lot going on as a quarterback trying to make the reads and all of that. My best answer is to continue to be available so when he does come to me, I'm able to make a play for him."
Young enters Sunday's 4:05 p.m. game at Tampa Bay with a 74.9 passer rating that ranks 30th in the league and has averaged 187.7 yards per game while being sacked 40 times (second-most in the league). If nothing else, he's walking into a more welcoming environment this week, as the Bucs are 27th in the league in total defense, and 31st against the pass.
"We all take ownership, especially offensively," Young said of the struggles. "It's all of us. I think we all look in the mirror. There are all things that we could have done better. We all wanted to do better, and it's a collective unit. There's no finger-pointing from players, coaches, nothing. We all could have been better, and we have to improve."
