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Washington lost more than a game last week and heads into a Week 10 matchup against the reeling Buccaneers with serious concerns on offense.

Both of the Redskins’ starting guards were placed on injured reserve after their blowout loss to the Falcons. Both starting tackles are listed as questionable for Week 10, too.

Wide receiver Paul Richardson was also placed on injured reserve after injuring his shoulder in the game, which won’t make Alex Smith’s job any easier.

Washington was already struggling to get a passing game going. Not only will that be more difficult, but Adrian Peterson and the running game will be hard-pressed to continue their success as well.

Even the Buccaneers defense might be able to take advantage of this turn of events. That despite the fact they haven’t stopped an offense all season.

Four touchdown passes from Ryan Fitzpatrick wasn’t enough as the Panthers put up 42 points against the worst defense in the league (by points allowed).

The switch from Jameis Winston didn’t completely fix Tampa’s turnover issues. Fitzpatrick threw two interceptions, including a fourth-quarter pick that led to Carolina’s final score and ended hopes of a comeback.

Injuries and notes:

Besides Washington’s offensive line issues, Jamison Crowder, Jordan Reed, and Chris Thompson are all listed on this week’s injury report. The three are officially questionable but expected to play versus Tampa Bay.

The Redskins added free agent tackle Austin Howard and guards Luke Bowanko and Jonathan Cooper. Just putting players in their natural positions could prove difficult this week.

Tampa Bay ruled out rookie rusher Ronald Jones for this week after he pulled a hamstring against the Panthers.

Center Evan Smith and cornerback MJ Stewart were added to the injury report Tuesday, but are expected to play.

Coaching matchup

Dirk Koetter is still coaching like he believes a few more wins might save his job. But his job probably is contingent on what the Buccaneers decide to do about Jameis Winston.

With Atlanta climbing over Tampa Bay to get back in the playoff hunt, Koetter’s best hope of employment in 2019 is to win enough games with Winston to make the Buccaneers brain trust believe the pair can do better things with a few offseason defensive additions.

Except that’s kind of what they did heading into 2018 and Koetter is sticking with Fitzpatrick against the Redskins.

Jay Gruden’s future was looking brighter when the Redskins were 5-2 and threatening to run away with the NFC East. If he successfully navigates through injuries to keep the Redskins competitive, he is probably safe.

Should the team collapse, however, Gruden’s name will be prevalent on the hot seat reports.

How to watch the Buccaneers-Redskins game

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Who will win the Buccaneers-Redskins game?

Washington took a literal beating in Atlanta last week. It might be too much to ask to expect Washington to put up many points in Week 10.

But… these are the Buccaneers we’re talking about. Tampa Bay has made some pretty average offenses look good this year. But can Washington put up more than Fitzpatrick and his legion of receivers?

Two disappointing teams will do battle in the Meadowlands of New Jersey Sunday, as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers take the field against the New York Giants.

New York comes off their second victory of the season, a 27-23 win over the 2-7 Niners who fielded an undrafted rookie quarterback and still made Eli Manning engineer a late scoring drive to pull out the victory.

Manning’s supporters are calling it vindication and proof their hero still has something in the tank. But a 19-31 passing day for only 188 yards doesn’t exactly scream “comeback!” even if it includes three touchdown passes.

New York’s veteran passer still missed a fair share of open receivers, although to be fair, he also suffered a couple of more drops. But even his last-gasp scoring drive needed a pair of bad third-down penalties to keep going.

Meanwhile, another veteran passer, Ryan Fitzpatrick, has been deemed a better choice than the Buccaneers’ alleged franchise quarterback, Jameis Winston. But after surprising everyone with two victories to open the season, Fitzpatrick hasn’t provided more than some last-quarter “almost” moments since the team benched Winston.

Turnovers and a nonexistent rushing game continue to plague the Buccaneers who need every bit of offense they can find to keep up with the point totals their defense allows.

Injuries and notes:

Any plans to see what third-string quarterback Shaun Wilson can do in a regular-season start were snuffed by a late-game shoulder injury that landed him on the injured reserve Tuesday.

Center Evan Smith (hip) joins him. Running back Ronald Jones (hamstring) is questionable, as is linebacker Lavonte David (strained MCL).

Tampa list ten other players as questionable, but none are expected to miss the Giants game.

New York listed no one on their injury report after Monday’s game.

Coaching matchup

Tampa Bay coach Dirk Koetter isn’t doing anything to make anyone think he will be the Buccaneers’ coach in 2019. In a disastrous season that was supposed to confirm the future of Winston and Koetter, the only remaining question is whether the team lets Koetter finish out the year.

Giant fans are left to wonder if Pat Shurmur can come back from an awful rookie campaign the way legendary coach Bill Parcells did in the 1980s. There were a few more moderate-distance passes in the game plan Monday, but overall, a maddeningly-conservative offense didn’t look much different from before the bye week.

How to watch the Giants-Buccaneers game

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Who will win the Giants-Buccaneers game?

Nothing New York did against the 49ers Monday makes us think they will run the table and climb back into the playoff picture. But at least the Giants seem to have direction, even if it is currently leading them over some very rough terrain.

Ryan Fitzpatrick is making sure his receivers have fun and compile statistics, but the team appears rudderless at this point. The Giants will take advantage of enough mistakes to push themselves further back in the 2019 draft board.

Final score: Giants 26, Buccaneers 24