TAMPA, Fla. -- Let's take our weekly look at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Twitter mailbag.
@PatYazESPN I feel for years Bucs O has lacked tempo. Have the Bucs been practicing with more Tempo under Dirk Koetter?
— Michael Potoczny (@baybucs) June 5, 2015@PatYazESPN: Yes, they are committed to going with a more up-tempo offense with Dirk Koetter. He frequently ran a no-huddle system in Atlanta and you'll see some of that in Tampa Bay. The Bucs installed an up-tempo offense last offseason with former coordinator Jeff Tedford. But Tedford became ill just before the start of the regular season and never returned to the team. The Bucs ended up staying clear of the up-tempo scheme. But coach Lovie Smith wants it and Tedford is installing it.
@PatYazESPN Share with us how #Bucs OC Koetter's scheme will impact the running game in 2015?
— Moody (@EricNMoody) June 5, 2015@PatYazESPN: Smith and Koetter have made it clear they want a balanced offense. They want to improve a running game that ranked No. 29 in the league last season. Koetter's Atlanta offense ranked No. 24 in rushing, but he was working with an offensive line that was worse than Tampa Bay's. The Bucs have overhauled their offensive line and that should help. The Bucs are going to use a two-back system with Doug Martin and Charles Sims. Smith has been emphatic that Martin is the starter, but I think you also will see a healthy dose of Sims.
@PatYazESPN I know the #Bucs say they are sticking with @Mike_Glennon but if he has a good preseason, what are the chances he is traded?
— steven schwartz (@SPS10510) June 5, 2015@PatYazESPN: Very slim and maybe even none. If the Bucs were going to trade Mike Glennon, they probably would have done it by now. They're very comfortable with him as the backup to rookie Jameis Winston. It's not likely that the Bucs would go through the process of Glennon learning Koetter's offense and then turning around and trading him. Besides, they would have to scramble to find another backup.