The former Louisville quarterback is the 3rd candidate from Sean McVay’s staff to meet virtually with Tampa Bay.

While that is annoying for the team, and Baker Mayfield especially, it allows this offense to continue to develop in terms of efficiency.

Two coaches are in the running to become the Buccaneers’ next offensive coordinator, each interviewing for the job on Tuesday. Tampa Bay announced it has completed interviews with Rams tight ends coach/pass game coordinator Nick Caley and quarterbacks coach Dave Ragone for its offensive coordinator position.

The Buccaneers shouldn’t have any trouble attracting a good offensive coordinator to replace Liam Coen. Not only has the job been an express route to becoming an NFL head coach — Dave Canales with the Carolina Panthers last year and Coen with the Jacksonville Jaguars on Friday — it comes with quarterback Baker Mayfield and stars at every turn.

The Buccaneers announced that they completed an interview with Dave Ragone for their offensive coordinator job on Tuesday.

The Buccaneers completed a fifth virtual interview for their vacant offensive coordinator position, meeting with Rams Quarterbacks Coach Dave Ragone, who was also previously an OC for the Falcons

The more pressing issue, and one the Bucs care about, is simple: who can replace Liam Coen and lead this offense?

As the Buccaneers seek out Liam Coen‘s replacement, their list of offensive coordinator candidates continues to grow. The Rams’ staff in particular remains an area of interest for Tampa Bay.