Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Vincent Jackson has revealed that he is "excited" about the future of his side's offense.
The Buccaneers have scored just 32 points in the first two weeks of the season, which has led to their 0-2 record under Greg Schiano, but Jackson is confident that things will pick up soon.
Jackson told reporters: "I'm excited about our offense. I think we're continuing to grow, continuing to be more efficient with things we're calling and getting the ball around to different guys. I think we're doing well as an offense.
"The biggest thing is penalties, setting yourself back. It's hard to get drives going when you're going backwards and not forward.
"As long as we're taking care of the football, we're eliminating mental errors and we're not going backwards in penalties, I think this offense could do just fine."
The Buccaneers face the New England Patriots on Sunday.
