Tampa Bay Buccaneers Game Reports & Results
Game results and postgame reports for Tampa Bay Buccaneers from Vancouver Television Sports Desk. Browse the latest reports and earlier coverage.
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Bucky Irving’s 165 rushing yards power Buccaneers past Cowboys 24-16 at AT&T Stadium
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers left AT&T Stadium with a 24-16 win by leaning on the game’s most reliable force: Bucky Irving and a rushing attack that kept Dallas chasing the night. Tampa Bay ran for 241 yards, controlled possession for nearly 40 minutes and forced three turnovers, giving Dak Prescott’s 316-yard passing line too little support to change the result.
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17 — 14Jordan Love’s two short touchdown passes lift Packers past Buccaneers 17-14
Jordan Love threw two touchdown passes, Trey Smack drilled a 58-yard field goal at the end of the first half and the Green Bay Packers edged the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 17-14 on Sunday at Raymond James Stadium.
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23 — 16Myles Price return and Will Reichard’s late long kicks lift Vikings past Buccaneers 23-16
Minnesota left Raymond James Stadium with a 23-16 win over Tampa Bay on Sunday, built on the game’s biggest special-teams play and finished by Will Reichard’s right leg. Myles Price’s 86-yard punt-return touchdown created early separation, and Reichard’s field goals from 56 and 43 yards settled a game that stayed tight into the final minute.
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23 — 19Watson’s late touchdown to Whiteheart carries Browns past Buccaneers 23-19
For most of Sunday in Tampa, this looked like a game that would be decided by kickers and missed chances. Then Deshaun Watson changed the shape of it, throwing two second-half touchdowns as the Cleveland Browns left Raymond James Stadium with a 23-19 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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Turnover tax proves too steep for Buccaneers as Bengals lean on Evan McPherson in 33-27 win
A six-point final can hide a wider truth. The Cincinnati Bengals beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 33-27 at Paycor Stadium by doing the less glamorous work better: protecting the ball, cashing in with their kicker, and making Tampa Bay pay for every loose possession.
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