The Tampa Bay BuccaneersThis weekend, the offensive line’s woes worsened when guard Aaron Stinnie was left in tears by ACL and MCL during a pre-season game against the Tennessee Titans on Saturday night.
Stinnie, 28, looks fit to claim the starting left-back spot for the Buccaneers after spending the last three seasons as a substitute for the team. On Sunday, Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles told reporters the severity of the injury and said the team will keep an eye on the quality offensive lineups available on the free-agent market. .
