At first glance, it looks like a misprint.
But it’s not.
The Buccaneers cannot possibly be as bad against opposing quarterbacks as the statistics say. But they are.
In the nine games the Buccaneers have played, opposing quarterbacks have completed 73.6 percent of their passes for 2,755 yards, 23 touchdowns, one interception and a 122.3 passer rating.
Projected to a 16-game season, that would be 4,898 passing yards, 41 touchdowns and two interceptions — historic numbers.
The 2-7 Giants play the 3-6 Buccaneers Sunday at MetLife Stadium and, well, you can do the math.