When Tampa Bay Buccaneer head coach, Greg Schiano boarded the plane with the team to travel to Texas, he should have done a head count.

From the Buccaneer’s performance Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys, it was obvious the offense didn’t make the trip.

The Bucs fell 16-10 to the Cowboys, and it was apparent throughout the course of the game that the Buc defense would continue to give the offense opportunities.

The defense recorded four sacks of Tony Romo, three takeaways, and held the Dallas ground game to 38 yards on 23 carries.

It appeared the play calling was generic, and the Buccaneer offense never could get any rhythm going.

Buccaneer quarterback Josh Freeman finished the evening 10 of 28 for 110 yards.

The Buccaneer offense and special teams need a lot of work before they host Robert Griffin, III and the Washington Redskins next Sunday.

The Bucs finished the evening with 166 yards of total offense, 70 of them coming on their final drive.

It will be up to Schiano to get the team to be consistent in all three phases: offense, defense, and special teams, and hope that no key players are loss to injury.