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Kyle Trask Still Hasn’t Won The Backup QB Job – Yet

With starting quarterback Baker Mayfield not playing in the first preseason game, it was Kyle Trask who got the first crack of operating this new Liam Coen offense for the Bucs. Although typical preseason offenses are vanilla and only give a brief window of what it’ll look like for the regular season, it was still good to see Trask have an opportunity to show some progress in the new system as he attempts to establish his role as the backup quarterback.

Kyle Trask Lays Down Building Blocks For Bucs Offense
There were some good and bad moments for Kyle Trask as the Bucs defeated the Cincinnati Bengals on the road 17-14. He orchestrated an eight play, 77-yard touchdown drive on the team’s second possession that included passing plays of 24, 21 and 19 yards. Trask also had two turnover-worthy throws, including an interception towards the beginning of the second quarter, but luckily the Bucs defense was able to force the Bengals to punt.

Trask played just the first half, finishing with a stat line of completing 12-of-20 passes for 144 yards with one interception and being sacked once. He had a quarterback rating of 61.2.

Out of five drives, two of them ended up with the Bucs either scoring or being in scoring position, as Chase McLaughlin missed a 51-yard field goal attempt. Tampa Bay had also gotten just over midfield when Trask thew an interception, so that may have resulted in another scoring opportunity.

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