Bucs will be practicing 'Game action' situations

It will be tougher than ever to see players in game-like situations this offseason, because of there being no preseason games. However, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are doing something about it by having two sessions of "game" situations at their stadium.

Arians says Bucs will hold actual "game" situations at Raymond James Stadium twice during preseason to get players used to game urgency and live special teams in the stadium they'll be playing in.

— Greg Auman (@gregauman) August 19, 2020

​This is smart, especially for those players who may be considered "bubble players." It also gives those special teams players a chance to create some in-game situations, as they don't necessarily translate to just drills.

​I'd expect more teams to take part in a similar exercise as well.