Buccaneers still hope Dirk Koetter is the man to develop Jameis Winston

Multiple outlets are reporting that the Glazer family, owners of the Buccaneers, made the decision to bring Koetter back Friday morning. That's debatable, from our perspective, as Winston seems like the same mistake-prone passer he was when he came out of Florida State a few years back. That, along with quarterback Jameis Winston still not playing as well as a team would hope a No. 1 overall draft pick to play, would be reason to think Koetter would be on the hot seat. But he'll remain as the Bucs' head coach, according to Rick Stroud of the Tampa Bay Times. And those who watched HBO's Hard Knocks fell in love with much of the team.

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However, it's been tough sledding in year No. 2 for Koetter. This is despite a 4-11 record heading into Week 17. The team is riding a five-game losing streak into the season finale, failing to score more than 21 points in any game over that stretch.

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What's your take? Should the Bucs be giving Koetter one more year to prove himself, or should they have gone in a new direction yet again this offseason? Prior to that, he was in the same role for both the Jacksonville Jaguars and Atlanta Falcons.

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