Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady threw 432 yards after a staggering 55 passing attempts; Matthew Stafford stole the show with four passes per night, completing 27 of 38 passes for 343 yards.
The reigning Super Bowl champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers suffered their first defeat in 11 games when the Los Angeles Rams blinded a 34-24 attack at SoFi Stadium at Sophie Stadium on Sunday.
In a high-performing competition, the game actually caught fire a little slow as the two teams traded antlers for the first five attacking possessions in the first quarter zero.
The Rams finally fired in their third series, and Stafford had an epic 95-yard, 14-game race that ended with Tyler Higby’s six-yard tight end.
The Bucs responded with a touchdown after a long run of their own – Chris Godwin found the end zone at two yards – but the Rams regained the lead ahead of the half when Stafford found his favorite Cooper Kupp goal with the first of two points in the game. contest. This means Rams coach Sean McVeigh improves the score to 40-0 while maintaining the lead at half-time.
Los Angeles took the lead almost immediately after the break when Stafford struck a perfect deep ball to DeShawn Jackson on a 75-yard touchdown.
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Tampa Bay responded with a touchdown of its own again – this time Brady went on to sneak up on the quarterback – but their defense just couldn’t find an answer for Stafford and Rams, who regained their two-point lead in the next streak thanks to Kupp’s courtesy. second.
Late in the game – after a couple of hits from Matt Gay from the Rams and one from Tampa’s Ryan Saccop – Brady found Gio Bernard for nothing more than consoling TD.
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Should be Stafford… It was games like this and this kind of play that prompted the Rams to ditch so much of their offseason draft capital to get their boyfriend. And you can see why they did it – although it was a little rusty in the beginning, Stafford has been sensational since the first goal scored in Los Angeles. MVP League Winner?
