Baker Mayfield has officially been named the Buccaneers' Week 1 starting quarterback this Tuesday.

With Baker Mayfield leading the way, you can already throw in the towel on Tampa Bay's season

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Bucs name Baker Mayfield their starting quarterback
Story by Rick Stroud, Tampa Bay Times .
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I was pleasantly surprised by Trask's showing on the second game. Some luck involved, but he looked much better than last year's preseason and short stints he has played.

Don't worry, he'll get injured before the middle of the season, and Trask will get his shot.

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New Bucs OC plays to team's strengths. First-year offensive coordinator and play-caller Dave Canales found a groove with his unit as Baker Mayfield orchestrated a six-play, 59-yard scoring drive on the second possession that ended with a beautiful 11-yard touchdown throw to Chris Godwin. It was a series that all but confirmed the Buccaneers' decision to name Mayfield the starter was the correct one. Mayfield was pulled after he went a perfect 6-for-6 passing (43 yards) in two series. But the Bucs continued to march down the field with their backup under center as Kyle Trask proceeded to end a 12-play, 94-yard drive with a TD throw to tight end David Wells. Tampa's offense continued to gain yards with Canales' sly play-calling, schemes and efficient running attack, but failed to find the end zone the rest of the way as bubble players got their playing time. Kicker Chase McLaughlin cleaned those TD-free drives up by converting all four of his field goal attempts (47, 27, 38, 48) on the evening, also making both extra points. Yes, it was only the preseason, but it was essential for Canales to construct some successful drives with the season opener approaching.