NFL Recap: Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. New York Giants 30:10

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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers finished their defeat series after two games and defeated the New York Giants at the end of the week 11 30:10. Tom Brady showed in good shape, as well as the own defense around linebacker Devin White.

The Bus opened the game with a trouble-free touchdown drive over eight moves. At the end, Tom Brady's 13-yard TD pass to Wide Receiver Chris Godwin was. This was followed by Field Goals on both sides.

In the second quarter, right after a quick stop of the Bucs-Defense, Brady threw a sharp pass to Mike Evans, who bounced the leather in the air and giants-Cornerback Adored's Jackson brought an interception.

The giants got the ball already deep in the red zone, which exploits them in an original way. Daniel Jones threw a 2-yard touchdown pass to Play Action to Left Tackle Andrew Thomas, who was reported as an eligible receiver.

Tampa then shook himself short and then marched again over the field. A 35-yard pass from Brady to the recent Rob Minkowski brought the Drive to rolls, the final point then relied on Running Back Ronald Jones with a 6-yard touchdown run.

At the score of 17:10 for the households, it was finally the break, because the following promising drive of Bus feigned a holding punishment.

Buccaneers complete Giants completely after the break

New York opened the second half with a drive to the 25-yard line, but there was finally 4th and 1. In direct resume, the Bus continued to expand the lead. Evans made his former mistake with a safe 5-yard TD catch again well. And after an adventurous interception of Jones, under heavy pressure from Linebacker Devin White the ball blind across the field exactly into the arms of defensive Tackle Steve McClendon threw, Kicker Ryan Succor put three more points.

It followed another Backfield Goal and a little later another interception — this time, White counterfeited a pass by Jones exactly in the arms of Safety Mike Edwards. After that, another Field Goal succeeded in marriage, before Brady's middle of the final quarter was celebrating time and was allowed Backup Blaine Albert Ran.

In the end, after two bankruptcies, a victory for the Bus was back, which would turn Brady's first series of three bankrupts one after the other for 19 years. By win, the Bus improved in rank 3 of the NFC seed list in the Playoff Picture and are now due to the Tiebreaker in front of the Cowboys, which are also at 7-3.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers (7-3) — New York Giants (3-7)

Result: 30:10 (7: 3, 10: 7, 10: 0, 3: 0) Box score

Buccaneers vs. Giants — The most important statistics

Tom Brady has now thrown at his career for at least 3000 yards for at least 3000 yards. So he now holds the sole record and has left Brett Favre (18) behind.

His Touchdown Pass on Andrew Thomas was only Daniel Jones's second completion with a passport to a player in the end zone. A touchdown pass into the end zone on a wide receiver, on the other hand, lacks him. Thomas is meanwhile the first Giants offensive lineman with a touchdown catch since 1960.

Evans scored his 72nd touchdown for the Buccaneers as a whole. Thus, he left Mike Alston for the franchise record behind him. In addition, he also completed his fourth season with at least 10 TD receptions — all other BUS receivers have two such seasons to show overall.

The Star of the Game: Offensive Line of the Buccaneers

The best chance of the Giants against Brady and the Bus open lake would have been specifically insider pressure or generally pressure without flashing. However, the O-Line of Bus made this impossible and was extremely stable. The unit dominated the line and gave Brady and again a lot of time to scan the field and find the open receiver against the Coverage Zone. Also, great: Devin White came to 3 pressures, the first interception, he favored it with it and at the second he countered the ball to the teammate.

The Flop of the Game: Daniel Jones (Quarterback, Giants)

Who wants to take it with this opponent, should in any case have a very good day of his quarterback. The giants did not get that. Of course, he did not get much help from his O-Line (16 pressures, 2 sacks), apart from Thomas' Touchdown Catch. But otherwise Jones got under pressure, but also held the ball sometimes too long. And the interception to McClendon was a heavy mistake that he is not likely to do in his third year in the league. And the second interception was also a very superintend litter.

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Analysis: Buccaneers vs. Giants — The tactical panel

The giants started playing the game with their BASE defense against the Bus, which usually ran in 11 or 12-personnel. In addition, they actually played consistently with 2-high concepts to prevent the deep passes.

The Bus reacted with numerous short passports such as swing passports and screens. At the beginning, they also often sat on End Around and Outside Zone Runs — also to avoid the center and Leonard Williams.

Later in the first half, the giants then attempted more with eight players in Coverage to better react to the short passports. Meanwhile, lightning was only very dosed.

Offensive coordinator Jason Garrett frequently varied its Personnel packages to ensure confusion in the defense. Everything was there from 11 to 23 personnel. At Thomas Touchdown, they played nominal with six O-lines, three tight ends, a wide receiver and a running back. Thomas was registered as an eligible receiver in a non-unevenly set line and was not respected by the defense due to its apparent positioning as Left Tackle. Play action did the rest for full deception of the defense.

After the break, the Giants then turned to Cover-3 and only a deep safety, which brought the Bus to put more on Crossing Routes, to increase the pace and play No-Huddle. Then the Giants barely had answers.