NFL Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs New Orleans Saints live stream Free Online NFL Week 05 Sunday Football 06 October 2019, NFL online live with HD quality on PC, Laptop, iPhone, Ipad and Android over the Internet. It’s Will be kick of at Mercedes-Benz Superdome, New Orleans, Louisiana, United States, Time 01:00 PM (ET) broadcast on NFL Network, CBS, Fox Sports, NBC, ESPN.
Tampa Bay is playing its second divisional game on the road in less than a month, but as we’ve seen so far, opposing stadiums are no issue for the Bucs.
They are currently 2-0 in road games on the year and will look to extend their record to 3-0 this weekend against the Saints.
First place in the division is on the line in this one. If the Bucs win, they’ll be 3-2 with a half-game lead over their division rivals and they hold the tiebreaker with the Carolina Panthers, who will also be 3-2 with a win this weekend.
If the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are to be taken seriously in the NFC South, they will get a chance to prove their worth when they travel to New Orleans for an important divisional matchup with the New Orleans Saints.
The Bucs trail the Saints by a game in the division and are tied with the Carolina Panthers at 2-2.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers come into week five riding a huge high after their 55-40 win over the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday. Jameis Winston had a huge day, throwing for 385 yards and four touchdowns against the defending NFC champions.
The Bucs led by as many as 18 in the fourth quarter before having the lead dwindle to five before pulling away late. Chris Godwin had career highs of 12 catches and 172 yards and two touchdowns. Sunday’s game was the highest-scoring game in Buccaneers’ history.
Two players that stood out on defense were Ndamukong Suh and Shaquil Barrett. Suh recovered a fumble of Jared Goff and returned it 37 yards for a touchdown with 1:06 remaining.
Barrett caused the fumble with his ninth sack already in the young season. If the Bucs are going to consistently compete, they will have to shore up the defense. They have given up 73 points in the last two weeks.
The New Orleans Saints find themselves in familiar territory a quarter of the way through the season—at the top of the NFC South. Their path to get there, however, has been different than in past seasons.
They have lost their quarterback Drew Brees to a thumb injury and subsequent surgery. He will be out 6-8 weeks. Teddy Bridgewater has taken over for Brees and played well enough.
He has thrown for 535 and two touchdowns in two games. Running back Alvin Kamara has been a mainstay in the Saints’ offense, rushing for 280 yards on 59 carries and catching 20 balls for 199 yards.
He has scored two touchdowns thus far on the season. Wide receiver Michael Thomas is tied for the lead in the NFL with 34 receptions for 361 yards and a touchdown.
MyBookie has the spread on the game is New Orleans -4.5 and the over/under is 47.5. The key to this game will be the Saints being able to stop Tampa Bay’s offense that all of a sudden is formidable with Jameis Winston playing well.
New Orleans’ offense will have to be better than they were Sunday night against the Dallas Cowboys in order to keep up with Winston and the Bucs. At the same time, Tampa’s defense has allowed almost 30 points a game and Alvin Kamara and Michael Thomas are not easy to deal with.
If Tampa can subdue just one of those two players, they will have a shot. This is a big “if”, and not something you should hang your hat on, especially with the game being in New Orleans. Take the Saints in this one.
Tampa Bay is playing its second divisional game on the road in less than a month, but as we’ve seen so far, opposing stadiums are no issue for the Bucs.
They are currently 2-0 in road games on the year and will look to extend their record to 3-0 this weekend against the Saints.
First place in the division is on the line in this one. If the Bucs win, they’ll be 3-2 with a half-game lead over their division rivals and they hold the tiebreaker with the Carolina Panthers, who will also be 3-2 with a win this weekend.
If the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are to be taken seriously in the NFC South, they will get a chance to prove their worth when they travel to New Orleans for an important divisional matchup with the New Orleans Saints.
The Bucs trail the Saints by a game in the division and are tied with the Carolina Panthers at 2-2.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers come into week five riding a huge high after their 55-40 win over the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday. Jameis Winston had a huge day, throwing for 385 yards and four touchdowns against the defending NFC champions.
The Bucs led by as many as 18 in the fourth quarter before having the lead dwindle to five before pulling away late. Chris Godwin had career highs of 12 catches and 172 yards and two touchdowns. Sunday’s game was the highest-scoring game in Buccaneers’ history.
Two players that stood out on defense were Ndamukong Suh and Shaquil Barrett. Suh recovered a fumble of Jared Goff and returned it 37 yards for a touchdown with 1:06 remaining.
Barrett caused the fumble with his ninth sack already in the young season. If the Bucs are going to consistently compete, they will have to shore up the defense. They have given up 73 points in the last two weeks.
The New Orleans Saints find themselves in familiar territory a quarter of the way through the season—at the top of the NFC South. Their path to get there, however, has been different than in past seasons.
They have lost their quarterback Drew Brees to a thumb injury and subsequent surgery. He will be out 6-8 weeks. Teddy Bridgewater has taken over for Brees and played well enough.
He has thrown for 535 and two touchdowns in two games. Running back Alvin Kamara has been a mainstay in the Saints’ offense, rushing for 280 yards on 59 carries and catching 20 balls for 199 yards.
He has scored two touchdowns thus far on the season. Wide receiver Michael Thomas is tied for the lead in the NFL with 34 receptions for 361 yards and a touchdown.
MyBookie has the spread on the game is New Orleans -4.5 and the over/under is 47.5. The key to this game will be the Saints being able to stop Tampa Bay’s offense that all of a sudden is formidable with Jameis Winston playing well.
New Orleans’ offense will have to be better than they were Sunday night against the Dallas Cowboys in order to keep up with Winston and the Bucs. At the same time, Tampa’s defense has allowed almost 30 points a game and Alvin Kamara and Michael Thomas are not easy to deal with.
If Tampa can subdue just one of those two players, they will have a shot. This is a big “if”, and not something you should hang your hat on, especially with the game being in New Orleans. Take the Saints in this one.
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