Tampa Bay Buccaneers secure win
Tom Brady of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers keeps making history effortlessly. The Buffalo Bills were defeated by the Buccaneers this past weekend in overtime, 33-27. The Bills are currently on a two-game losing streak. They’re slowly falling out of contention for the wild card spot in the playoffs. As the AFC conference begins to make the race tighter and tighter the Bills tend to move in the opposite direction. It also doesn’t help the Bills quarterback Josh Allen has suffered a foot injury and it may be more serious than many thought.
The 44-year-old-quarterback beat his longtime AFC East rivals for the tenth straight time this Sunday. He also broke the NFL’s record for most completions and threw his 700th touchdown pass for the winning score in overtime. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are headed in the right direction and on the brink of winning their first conference title in 14 years, per ESPN.
How does Tom Brady get to Touchdown number 700?
A walk off game winner to beat the Buffalo Bills in Overtime!
The Goat wins it for Tampa! #BUFvsTB pic.twitter.com/8KlT3tZddU
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Brady passed for 363 yards and scored two touchdowns. without any interceptions. He also scored a rushing touchdown near the goal-line with a quarterback sneak. In his 22-year career, he completed his 7,143rd pass.”It was cool. I wish it didn’t have to come down to that, but every game counts the same,” Brady commented. “We need to learn from it and move forward. Next week, we have a division championship to play for, which is exciting.”
Members of the 700 TD club:
1. Tom Brady
That’s it. pic.twitter.com/sklvOjmmIl
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The Buffalo Bills can’t hang onto the potential comeback
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers initially went up at halftime leading by 21 points. The reigning Super Bowl champs clearly lost their edge within the second half and allowed the Buffalo Bills to gain momentum.
Allen shrugged off the slow start and ultimately finished the game with 308 yards and two touchdowns. He ran for 109 yards and scored a touchdown. Allen is the fourth player in league history to throw over 300 and also rushed for 100 plus yards in the same game.
The game didn’t have a fairytale ending, and to make matters worse, Allen suffered a serious injury that could impact their playoff chances in the remaining regular season games. Allen shared his thoughts on the situation after the game.
“Finished the game. I don’t think it’s going to be a big deal,” Allen said. “It’s pretty sore. It’s football.”
Since starting 4-1, the Bills have been a shell of themselves. They don’t resemble that early Bills team in any way shape or form. They’re 3-5 over their last eight games.
