Luke Goedeke

That's Cody Mauch, and...

Oh, that's, sorry, Luke Goedeke.

Luke Goedeke, right? Now, if I were to tell you that, that these were not taken after the game, these were taken at halftime.

Wow.

These pictures are taken at halftime when the Bucs are down by three points, at halftime.

Yeah.

Um, Luke Goedeke, uh, Joe Alt, who's kind of struggling.

I mean, I, I, I think if he ...

So I, I'm, I'm huge on sample size, but if we extrapolate this, this performance for an entire season, like, I would say Darnell Wright is a, a pretty good, uh, comparison.

So that's no chip help, uh, no double teams, just one-on-one on an island.

What's your win rate? It goes J.C.

Latham, Trent Williams, Lane Johnson, Amarius Mims, Luke Goedeke, Joe Alt, Tristan Wirfs, Brian O'Neill, Christian Darrisaw.

Um-

Um, you know, he, he does seem to be kinda getting his legs back under him, but he missed a lot of time in training camp.

So really the only reliable guy that you've had on the line has been Luke Goedeke at right tackle, and somehow, some way, PFF still ranked them the number two offensive line in the NFL when they released their report Wednesday morning.

I, I d- I don't know what they're watching.

I said, uh, earlier this week on Locked On Bucs, this could be a meeting of the two worst offensive lines in all of football-

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the right tackle in Luke Goedeke held, again, Dallas Turner, who had a one-on-one hit on Baker Mayfield, but he was behind him and pulled him off of him, basically.

And so Baker then scrambled another six seconds and found Chris Godwin down the field.

And then I do wanna shout out Ted Hurst, who, yes, on the first drive only has one catch for 40 yards, but it's down the seam for an awesome gain, and Ted Hurst nearly had a great stat line, and maybe that's gonna be the tale of his rookie season, that it was all nearly type stuff.

I don't think that the Vikings are going to allow Dallas Turner to be one-on-one with him.

They're gonna try to move him away, uh, in lots of different ways, 'cause the right side is, uh, Luke Goedeke.

It's just not the same.

And Justin Skule coming off the bench if anything goes wrong, for those of you at home-

Um, but they...

Dallas Turner obviously flips the sides of the field that he's on, depending on where the ball is, so Luke Goedeke is their tackle on the other side.

But, uh, I would ex- especially after the Bucs watch the tape there, they, they might not isolate Cade Otton on Dallas Turner for even one blocking rep. Um, I- that's certainly what I would advocate for.

Turner leads the NFL in pressures with 20.