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GOAT Sighting
Despite struggling for most of the game (again), the Tampa Bay offense came alive when they needed it most, and Tom Brady delivered one of his vintage game-winning drives in the final minute. Having the greatest quarterback of all time can cover a multitude of ills, and that’s exactly what happened Sunday, as Brady marched the Bucs 60 yards in just 35 seconds with no timeouts for the game-winning score.
Clutch Defense
Outside of a 69-yard touchdown pass from Matthew Stafford to Cooper Kupp in the first half, the Rams managed just 137 yards of total offense throughout the rest of the game. Tampa Bay’s defense came up with big stops time and time again, including one more in the final minutes to hand the ball back to Brady for what would be the game-winning drive. Stafford was sacked four times (two from Vita Vea), and the Rams converted just four of their 14 third-down attempts.
Flipping the Field
The Bucs drafted Jake Camarda in the fourth round of the 2022 NFL draft for a reason, and it was obvious Sunday. The rookie punter from Georgia helped Tampa Bay stay ahead in the field position battle, averaging nearly 60 yards on each of his six punts, landing four of them inside the 20-yard line. His best kick of the night, a 75-yarder, tied the franchise record.
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