Tampa Bay Buccaneers Get Their Real Dress Rehearsal Against Miami

Ah, that sneaky Raheem Morris.

Now we know what the plan was all along for that game against New England.

There was no plan.

Yep, the boys just free-lanced, if you listen to Raheem. Heck, sometimes it sounds like Raheem just wants to have fun, we know he thinks outside the box often and it's working.

So now we know.

No wonder it was 31-14. There was NO plan.

Wheww. Now you can stop being concerned.

Now this week is a different story. This is preseason game No. 3 and you know what that means, ladies and gentlemen. This is it. This is the dress rehearsal for the season, this game will actually have a, drum roll please -- GAME PLAN.

This time the defense may actually have a scheme and add in the fact that Chad Henne is not Tom Brady, in fact, he's about as far from Tom Brady as New England is from South Beach.

As the Buccaneers head into this third game, there are some concerns.

First concern is the defensive line. With E.J. Wilson suffering a torn Achilles and heading to IR, the Bucs picked up John McCargo, a first round mistake, sorry, first round pick by the Buffalo Bills in 2006. With the uncertainty surrounding Brian Price and Roy Miller, with his partial MCL tear, the Bucs need some bodies and don't be surprised if they scan the wires when the final cuts are made before Week 1.

Another concern is the run defense, but Morris says that is not a concern, so that's nice to hear, nice to know that near 200-yard show by New England was just an aberration.

Yes, Morris means business. He was going to five the lads two days off but ditched that after the New England debacle.

So take comfort knowing there's a game plan for Miami this week.

And that's a good thing. Because for all intents and purposes, this will be the final preseason game.

Game four? That's the battle-royal for the bubble boys to make last impressions to see who will survive and join the final 53-man roster.