Riley Dixon

They didn't have to punt.

I was going to say, Riley Dixon looked great, you know.

Riley never got off the bench.

I mean, the Bengals punted going three and out.

Well, the Bucs didn't punt, so that probably goes.

Oh, yeah, we didn't have to see Riley Dixon.

No, no Riley Dixon.

What a time to be

alive.

You get to

sleep well tonight, Riley Dixon, and also Bucs fans.

Well, Josh Williams

possession.

The one thing, just to allude to what you were talking about, Alex, I think that very – Very in the back end of it, the punter that the Bengals have, he can change field position.

And really, he's about the only one that can.

If we get to the 50, right, and for whatever reason, you know he can pin them.

You're going to get some, show me on one side, flip the protection, and all of a sudden they're coming the other side.

And so the back's got to be, you know, I think that it's going to be very, very important that Chase Brown catches a lot of balls coming out of the backfield and working those linebackers.

By the way, Tampa Bay's kicker Chase McLaughlin, their punter Riley Dixon.

And yeah, you're right.

mean, he's no Jeremy Kroshoff, for example.

I mean, Riley Dixon may have made an appearance.

But he was better with other teams.

Yeah.

Evan Deckers as your long snapper.

Riley Dixon as your punter, to the chagrin of a lot of Bucs fans.

And Chase McLaughlin as your kickoff and place kicker right there.

So that is the depth chart officially.

We probably pencil in Ted Hurst as a quasi-starter as well with Tez Johnson and Cam Johnson as the backup.

And then there are your specialists, Chase McLaughlin, Riley Dixon, and Evan Deckers.

Your thoughts here on the offense, Matt?

Yeah, first thing I want to point out when you mention the offensive line is that Chukuma was practicing today.

Your safeties, Antoine Winfield Jr., Tykee Smith and Miles Killebrew.

And your special teams, Chase McLaughlin, Riley Dixon and Evan Deckers.

We also learned Running back there, I didn't mention it, the Bucs signed Sean Tucker to a one-year $2.5 million contract.

He was under a restricted tender.

... punt return for the touchdown starting to brew a little bit.

What you should take away, the, the positive that you should look at here is Riley Dixon.

Riley Dixon was consistent all night long.

Mm-hmm.

And that is not something that we have seen from him, you know, very often.

Th- usually we do one offense and one defense.

It's hard to find anyone that did anything offensively [laughs], uh, that it's worth giving to.

Maybe, or maybe the offense should go to Riley Dixon [laughs] because-

Then of course you have the specialists.

Riley Dixon is your punter, Evan Deckers at long snapper, Illinois legend Chase McLaughlin as your kicker.

And then the practice squad guys that I've kind of earmarked on defense, I think the Bucs are gonna wanna bring back Jason Jones, Elijah Simmons, Jack Pyburn, John Bullock, Nick Jackson, Caden Fordham, Josh Hayes, Pepe Williams, J.J. Roberts, and Ifetu Melifonwu.

Now, that doesn't mean that they will bring all of those guys back or that those players will accept a practice squad spot, but ideally I think that's what the Bucs would like to do.

Cornerback, Zion McCollum, Benjamin Morrison, Jacob Parrish, Keontay Scott, and Aidan Garnes.

Then at safety, Antoine Winfield Jr., Tykee Smith, Myles Killebrew, Rashad Wisdom.

His specialists were Chase McLaughlin, Riley Dixon, and Evan Deckers.

But our good friend, David Shealy from 10 Tampa Bay, who also had Bucs cornerbacks coach Rashad Johnson on his Game Day Grace podcast.

... from my perspective.

If Q- Q's Orange needs a Syracuse player, he'll get Riley Dixon-

Exactly

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