2022 Game Preview: Seahawks-Buccaneers, Week 10 - Buccaneers.com

INJURY REPORT

DNP: Did not participate in practice

LP: Limited participation in practice

FP: Full participation in practice

NL: Not listed

Buccaneers:

• TE Cameron Brate (neck) – WEDS: FP
• WR Mike Evans (ribs/ankle) – WEDS: LP
• WR Russell Gage (hamstring) – WEDS: DNP
• G Luke Goedeke (foot) – WEDS: DNP
• WR Julio Jones (rest/knee) – WEDS: DNP
• G Shaq Mason (personal/ankle) – WEDS: DNP
• ILB J.J. Russell (hamstring) – WEDS: DNP
• S Antoine Winfield Jr. (concussion) – WEDS: FP

• S Joey Blount (quad) – WEDS: FP
• RB DeeJay Dallas (knee) – WEDS: FP
• TE Will Dissly (chest) – WEDS: FP
• TE Noah Fant (knee) – WEDS: FP
• DE Poona Ford (illness) – WEDS: DNP
• LB Cullen Gillaspia (knee) – WEDS: DNP
• WR Marquise Goodwin (groin) – WEDS: LP
• DE Shelby Harris (elbow) – WEDS: FP
• WR Penny Hart (hamstring) – WEDS: FP
• WR Tyler Lockett (hamstring/ribs) – WEDS: FP
• WR DK Metcalf (knee) – WEDS: FP
• S Ryan Neal (ankle) – WEDS: LP
• OLB Darrell Taylor (groin) – WEDS: FP
• NT Al Woods (illness) – WEDS: DNP

WEATHER FORECAST

Sunny with passing clouds, high of 55, low of 37, 12% chance of rain, 74% humidity, winds out of the ESE at 5 mph.

GAME REFEREE

Head referee: John Hussey (21st season, 8th as referee)

BETTING LINE

· Favorite: Buccaneers (-2.5)

· Over/Under: 41.5

INDIVIDUAL STAT LEADERS

Buccaneers-

Points Scored: K Ryan Succop, 76

Touchdowns: RB Leonard Fournette, 5

Passing Yards: QB Tom Brady, 2,547

Passer Rating: QB Tom Brady, 90.5

Rushing Yards: RB Leonard Fournette, 405

Receptions: WR Mike Evans, 44

Receiving Yards: WR Mike Evans, 617

Interceptions: CB Jamel Dean, 2

Sacks: DL Vita Vea, 6.5

Tackles: ILB Devin White, 67

Points Scored: K Jason Myers, 79

Touchdowns: RB Kenneth Walker, 7

Passing Yards: QB Geno Smith, 2,199

Passer Rating: QB Geno Smith, 107.2

Rushing Yards: RB Kenneth Walker, 570

Receptions: WR Tyler Lockett, 51

Receiving Yards: WR Tyler Lockett, 598

Interceptions: CB Tariq Woolen, 4

Sacks: OLB Uchenna Nwosu, 7.0

Tackles: ILB Jordyn Brooks, 90

TEAM STAT RANKINGS

Buccaneers-

Scoring Offense: 25th (18.0 ppg)

Total Offense: 19TH (331.8 ypg)

Passing Offense: 5th (271.1 ypg)

Rushing Offense: 32nd (60.7 ypg)

First Downs Per Game: t-17th (19.8)

Third-Down Pct.: 23rd (35.9%)

Sacks Per Pass Attempt Allowed: 2nd (3.52%)

Red Zone TD Pct.: 30th (44.4%)

Scoring Defense: 5th (18.2 ppg)

Total Defense: 9th (313.0 ypg)

Passing Defense: 5th (187.8 ypg)

Rushing Defense: 23rd (125.2 ypg)

First Downs Allowed Per Game: 3rd (17.2)

Third-Down Pct. Allowed: 18th (40.3%)

Sacks Per Pass Attempt: 4th (9.80%)

Red Zone TD Pct. Allowed: 25th (64.0%)

Turnover Margin: t-9th (+2)

Scoring Offense: 4th (26.8 ppg)

Total Offense: 11th (359.8 ypg)

Passing Offense: 14th (226.0 ypg)

Rushing Offense: 10th (133.8 ypg)

First Downs Per Game: t-11th (20.8)

Third-Down Pct.: 5th (45.8%)

Sacks Per Pass Attempt Allowed: 19th (7.39%)

Red Zone TD Pct.: 26th (48.3%)

Scoring Defense: 23rd (24.4 ppg)

Total Defense: 24th (364.6 ypg)

Passing Defense: 20th (225.9 ypg)

Rushing Defense: 27th (138.7 ypg)

First Downs Allowed Per Game: 23rd (20.8)

Third-Down Pct. Allowed: 22nd (41.8%)

Sacks Per Pass Attempt: 6th (8.85%)

Red Zone TD Pct. Allowed: 23rd (60.7%)

Turnover Margin: t-5th (+3)

WHAT TO WATCH FOR

• Quarterback Tom Brady has ripped off 12,496 passing in two-and-a-half seasons since joining the Buccaneers, already the sixth most by any passer in franchise history. He can move into fifth place on that list with 153 more on Sunday in Munich, which would push him past Doug Williams (12,648).
• WR Mike Evans heads into Sunday's game with 9,818 receiving yards, a franchise record. If he gets 82 more he would become the 51st player in league history to reach 10,000 receiving yards.
• With 35 receiving yards, Evans would surpass Chad Johnson (9,952) for the 10th most in league history in a player's first nine seasons.
• RB Leonard Fournette snared his third touchdown reception of the season in Pittsburgh in Week Six. He needs just one more to equal the Buccaneers' record for scoring catches in a season by a running back. Charles Sims set the mark at four in 2015.
• Lavonte David played in his 158th game in Week Nine, all as a Buccaneer, which put him in a tie for seventh place in games played in team history. Assuming he plays against the Seahawks, David will break that tie with Mike Alstott and take over seventh place by himself.

NOTABLY QUOTABLE

· Head Coach Todd Bowles on how the Buccaneers are accounting for the travel and time change for Sunday's game: "You try to adjust to it as best you can. We get over there, we try to catch up on our sleep on Friday and Saturday. We have sleep things and glasses and all that stuff for the plane. I guess everybody is going to be different. We just understand we have to kick off at that time, body-clock-wise, early in the morning. We've got to be ready to play Sunday."

· Tight end Cade Otton on how this week has been after a much-needed win: "I think the vibe in here is really good. Guys are really excited to get to work again and go get another one. There's no satisfaction with just one win here – we want to keep it going."

· Pass Game Coordinator/Inside Linebackers Coach Larry Foote on how good it was to see the defense crack down in the fourth quarter of the Rams game: "It was great. We've been stressing 'Finish 60 minutes,' and it was good to get guys back healthy on the field and guys played a complete game – [it] wasn't perfect but they definitely excelled. Especially in the red zone, making them kick field goals, and you guys know that made the difference."

· Cornerback Jamel Dean on how motivated he is to play against the Seahawks again and how he's changed since a rough first outing in 2019: "I treat it like a milestone for me to, like, redeem myself. Because I know, for the first game, it was unexpected – that was like my 'Welcome to the NFL' game, so now we'll see how I hold up with the experience I have. It's going to be a good game. I'm up for the challenge."

· Bowles on what the Seahawks do that makes them such an effective rushing team: "They're blocking up front very well. They have two great runners – well, [Rashaad] Penny got hurt, but with [Kenneth] Walker they have a heck of a runner. He's got great vision, he was great in college [and] he's good now. The receivers can run the ball doing jet sweeps and everything. Then you've got the quarterback runs, so they spread it around pretty much. They always threaten you outside with speed, so you've got to play them honest."

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