TAMPA, Fla. -- The struggles for Buccaneers rookie kicker Roberto Aguayo continue.During Tuesdays joint practice with the Cleveland Browns, Aguayo went 3 for 6 on field goal attempts, and Bucs fans booed him loudly.Hes struggling, coach Dirk Koetter said after practice. Hes struggling a little bit right now. Hes gotta work his way through it.The first miss came on his first attempt of practice at 35 yards out. After making the next two attempts, he backed up to 45 yards, and shanked it. He attempted a 45-yarder again and missed, with the ball sailing wide left.Through two preseason games, hes missed two field goals and an extra point. During his entire time at FSU, he was 198-for-198 on extra points and only missed nine field goals in three years.Weve talked to him. He knows what he has to do. Hes working through it, said Koetter, directing all questions about possibly bringing in another kicker to general manager Jason Licht. I wouldnt think thats an option, but that would be a question for Jason.Koetter was asked if he believes Aguayos struggles are mental.I think so and I think he believes that, Koetter said.Aguayo admitted Monday that indeed, his confidence has been affected.Id say a little bit, but in times like this, it builds you up so down the road in the future, youre a lot stronger, ya know? Youve got to have times like this where you struggle a little bit, Aguayo said.On Monday, Koetter put him on the spot at the end of practice and said that if he made a 50-yarder, the team could go home early. He made it, and his teammates celebrated with him. They also let him break the huddle. I havent had that feeling in a long time ... a game-winning kick, Aguayo said.Pro Bowl defensive tackle Gerald McCoy said it gave him a huge boost.It was big for him because he got to see what making his kicks can do for his team, how it can energize us when he makes his kicks.Hes a rookie. He was drafted as a kicker, so a lot of expectations come with you being the guy, said McCoy, who was selected third overall in the 2010 NFL draft and didnt have a breakout season until 2013.With me not struggling right away with injuries, not living up to expectations, who better to go talk to him? said McCoy, who tore the biceps in both arms his first two seasons and ended up on IR. I just go and encourage him and say, Hey listen, just stay the course. Just stay the course.The Buccaneers selected Aguayo in the second round (59th overall) in the 2016 draft.Despite the boo-birds, several fans waited for Aguayo after practice to get his autograph and to offer words of encouragement. We watched you all the way back at Florida State, said one fan. We have a lot of faith in you.Meanwhile, former Bucs kicker Patrick Murray, now with the Browns, went 4-for-4 on his kicks during the joint practice session. The Bucs waived him in May, two and a half weeks after drafting Aguayo. Nike Air Max Classic Bw Nederland . Its an influence in football and a big part of the game. Nike Air Max Groothandel . -- Team after team passed on Andre Ellington in the draft. http://www.airmaxkopennederland.com/ . Pert has formerly spent time as an assistant coach with Cardiff City, Coventry City, and Bahrain mens national team. "Martyn is a highly-respected coach with experience at the top levels in England," said Whitecaps FC head coach Carl Robinson. Nike Air Max 90 Dames Uitverkoop .com) - The game was all punts and field goals before Kodi Whitfields catch. Air Max 1 Sale Nederland . If ever they start actually putting pictures beside words in the dictionary, the Blue Jays left-handers mug will appear beside “Consistency. Lizzy Yarnold continued her impressive return from a year out by finishing second in the Skeleton World Cup race in Lake Placid on Saturday.The 28-year-old Olympic champion took silver behind Austrias Janine Flock, a result which saw her move to the top of the overall standings with two of the eight races completed.Yarnold, who had to battle a snow-storm and temperatures pushing minus 20 celsius, said: Im chuffed with the silver medal today. Snowy conditions were tricky, but thats what winter sports are all about.After my year off, Im glad to be backk on the podium and I feel good about how Im sliding two races in after a year off.ddddddddddddost of all I will take the positive out of the fact that I wasnt necessarily the fastest in training this week, but, come race day, something kicks in and I can bring it when it matters most.Great Britains four-man bobsleigh crew piloted by Lamin Deen finished in a creditable sixth place in a race won by Switzerlands Rico Peter. ' ' '