The Tampa Bay Buccaneers defeated the New Orleans, 23-3, on the road to start 6-2 for just the fifth time in franchise history. Defense and special teams spearheaded the effort at Caesars Superdome, including Todd Bowles' menacing squad that tallied four turnovers and five sacks on the day. Kicker Chase McLaughlin drilled three 50-plus-yard kicks in the second half to punctuate the win over the divisional foe in Week Eight. The Bucs enter the bye week with a tie for the most wins in the NFC and a two-game lead over the Carolina Panthers in the NFC South hunt.

Offenisve Outlook

The injury-plagued Buccaneers' offense got off to a slow start inside the dome but Baker Mayfield led the team on four straight scoring drives to begin second half, with the first possession culminating in a Sean T

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