By Dan Parr
Oct. 10, 2008

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Updated at 9:49 a.m. EDT Monday, Oct. 13

Sources in Tampa say Jon Gruden is frustrated with his offensive line's undisciplined play. While he hasn't mentioned ORT Jeremy Trueblood by name, it's believed much of his disappointment is directed toward the third-year pro. The O-line consistently has hurt itself with penalties and Trueblood was flagged three times in a Week Five loss to the Broncos. Without singling anyone out, Gruden said if the issues continue, he'll make a change. Trueblood was not flagged in Week Six. Observers say Trueblood might not have to worry much, since backup OTs Anthony Davis and James Lee are not legitimate replacements. The only potential fill-in is rookie Jeremy Zuttah. He did a nice job at right guard, starting the first four games of the season while Davin Joseph recovered from a broken foot. Zuttah has worked almost exclusively as an interior lineman, but he did play both tackle positions in college.