The Tampa Bay Buccaneers were the worst rushing unit in back-to-back seasons in the NFL. This year, so far, the team ranks No. 4 in yards per carry. The addition of Bucky Irving has certainly helped, but the maturation of the offensive line has been key as well. Entering the offseason, Tampa Bay had a hole to fill on the interior of the offensive line. General Manager Jason Licht decided to bring in two players to compete for that starting guard spot opposite second-year man, Cody Mauch. It was Sua Opeta and Ben Bredeson. While Bredeson was viewed as the favorite entering Training Camp, he won the job when Opeta suffered a season-ending injury in practice. MORE: https://www.wtsp.com/article/sports/nfl/buccaneers/one-buc-ben-bredeson/67-250811a7-d612-49ce-80f1-721e666ba857