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Welp. That sucked. At least there were some decent plays to come out of the Bucs’ most recent disaster.
Carlton Davis III comes up with a big-time interception
The Bears had just converted a 2nd and 8 to move into field goal range, but Allen Robinson II bobbles a pass from Nick Foles and Davis is right there to make the interception.
¡INTERCEPCIÓN!❌
— FOX Impacto NFL (@FOXImpactoNFL) October 9, 2020
¡Nick Foles mandó su envío a las manos de Carlton Davis!
Buccaneers 3-0 Bears@nflmx#NFLxFOX pic.twitter.com/acqqaLTxBb
Tyler Johnson makes an early impression
The rookie receiver snags a slant pass and spins out of the tackle for a 35-yard gain down to the CHI9.
Tyler Johnson making noise with his second career catch. #GoBucs
— NFL (@NFL) October 9, 2020
: #TBvsCHI on NFLN/FOX/PRIME
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Mike Evans’ sixth touchdown of the season and fifth straight game with a touchdown
This is becoming like clockwork. Tom Brady finds Evans for the sixth time this year in the end zone. The Bucs led 10-0 after this play.
Primer touchdown de los @TBBuccaneers, pase de Winston a Mike Evans, 10-0 sobre @Chicagobears pic.twitter.com/pCJEp2a4rd
— NFL México (@nflmx) September 17, 2017
Cordarrelle Patterson blows by Jordan Whitehead on the wheel route
Not good. Patterson moves the Bears inside the Bucs’ 10-yard line on this beautiful wheel route.
With the #Patriots in 2018 Cordarrelle Patterson topped 200+ yards as both a runner and receiver, while scoring 5 total TDs. This year’s New England team could certainly use his type of versatility. pic.twitter.com/qn4Mt8lLj3
— Jack Aylmer (@Jack_Aylmer) October 9, 2020
David Montgomery punches it in for his —and the Bears’— first rushing touchdown of 2020
Yep. The Bears had gone the entire year without scoring a rushing touchdown until they faced the Bucs. The Bucs had a 13-0 lead before this play cut it to 13-7.
David Montgomery scores to put the #Bears on the board.
— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) October 9, 2020
Cut the #Bucs lead to 13-7.
First rushing touchdown on the season for Chicago.pic.twitter.com/3hdbYER6dT
Kyle Fuller takes Ke’Shawn Vaughn’s soul and forces the fumble
Shang Tsung would be proud. This is an incredible play by Fuller. Robert Quinn recovered the ball and gave Chicago possession at the TB28.
Kyle Fuller ‘10 with the big hit and forced fumble for the @ChicagoBears ! #gaelnation https://t.co/yfF2C8HcwV
— MSJ Student Section (@MSJStudents) October 9, 2020
Jimmy Graham makes an incredible one-handed catch for a touchdown
What a play. Graham snags it out of the air with Jamel Dean in his face to put the Bears up, 14-13 before halftime.
ONE HANDED! Jimmy Graham still got it
— NFL on ESPN (@ESPNNFL) October 9, 2020
(via @NFL) pic.twitter.com/D1cbo0qqUw
Mack sacks Brady
Great recognizes great, right? Mack takes down Brady and kills the Bucs’ first drive of the second half, but it doesn’t stop Ryan Succop from hitting his third field goal of the game to put the Bucs up, 16-14.
KHALIL MACK IS UNREAL
— ESPN (@espn) October 9, 2020
(via @thecheckdown) pic.twitter.com/HrABArfH84
Vita Vea mows the lawn
The big guy crashes the pocket and takes down Foles for his second sack of the year. As great as that is, it doesn’t beat his awesome celebration.
Vita Vea really just celebrated a sack by mowing the lawn pic.twitter.com/2y9nDYfb8n
— Grace Remington (@GraceRemiWTSP) October 9, 2020
The two teams would trade field goals from that point on, with the Bears eventually pulling away, 20-19, for the win.