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Postgame Press Conference | Tom Brady on Bucs Defense, Win Over New Orleans Saints Link live https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnAlHVPKhEE Led by a defensive onslaught in the fourth quarter, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers defeated division rival New Orleans Saints, 20-10. In the final quarter, the Buccaneers amassed three takeaways - an instinctual Mike Edwards' pick-six, alongside two diving acrobatic interceptions by Jamel Dean. The Buccaneers struggled in the first half but gained momentum as the game wore on in Caesars Superdome. Initially, the same issues that have plagued the Buccaneers against their NFC South rival, appeared in Week Two. The Bucs accumulated five penalties for 44 yards, putting themselves behind the chains. The Saints held the Buccaneers scoreless in the first half as Dennis Allen's unit imposed their will. Two of the Bucs' drives reached the Saints' 26 and eight-yard line, respectively, but no points culminated for Tampa Bay. Outside of a Mike Evans' 41-yard catch down the sideline and a 23-yard Scotty Miller reception, the Bucs did not have a pass play eclipsing the eight-yard marker in the first half. The bright spot on defense was Shaquil Barrett, recording a tackle for loss and a strip sack of Jameis Winston. The Buccaneers found their rhythm in the second half. Tom Brady found Breshad Perriman in the end zone for a 28-yard touchdown to give the Bucs a 10-3 advantage in the fourth quarter with 7:41 remaining. The defense dominated in the fourth quarter. Devin White and Joe Tryon-Shoyinka swarmed Winston for a combined sack and a loss of five yards for New Orleans. On the ensuing play, Jamel Dean intercepted Winston on an errant overthrow – his second diving interception of the quarter. The Buccaneers capitalized with three points, Ryan Succop kicking a 47-yarder through the uprights to extend the lead in New Orleans. On the following drive, the defense created an impenetrable force. Devin White fired up the middle and knocked Winston off his feet for a loss of five – his second sack of the afternoon. A few plays later, the tide turned. Mike Edwards undercut a deep out intended for Jarvis Landry and returned it 68 yards for a touchdown, extending the club's lead 20-3. The defense sealed the victory against the Bucs' longtime nemesis, improving their record to 2-0. Source: Websit buccaneers.com Link: https://www.buccaneers.com/news/rapid-reaction-buccaneers-20-saints-10-week-2

Singer Post Malone suffered apparent injuries to his ribs Saturday night after taking a hard fall on stage during a show in St. Louis. Malone was performing “circles” when he tripped on an uncovered hole in the stage that was used to lower equipment. Post Malone took a super nasty fall onstage... it was so bad, medics had to help him off and the fans didn't know whether to wait it out or pack it in. It happened Saturday night in St. Louis at the Enterprise Center halfway through the concert, where he was performing "Circles." Post was showin' his stuff as he walked down a ramp that extended onto the floor of the arena. It would've gone fine, but there was a hole in the floor that he used to lower his guitar and it hadn't been covered up. He stepped in it and took an awful fall... sprawled out on the concert floor. An eyewitness tells TMZ one of his legs was shaking uncontrollably. Medics rushed in and eventually flanked him as he left the stage.

Here’s The Exact Time Fortnite Season 3 Ends And Season 4 Begins We’ll know more soon enough. The end of Season 3 is nearly here, and Season 4 is just around the corner. Here’s what you need to know. Season 3 officially ends on Sunday, September 18th at approximately 2am ET. That’s 11pm on Saturday, September 17th if you’re on Pacific Time. That breaks down to 6am UTC on Sunday the 18th.

The Paul brothers’ rapid entry into combat sports reached another major opponent Saturday when the WWE announced Logan Paul will stage a Nov. 5 pay-per-view match in Saudi Arabia versus the organization’s two-belt champion, Roman Reigns. Peacock will televise the match. Paul moves to scripted fighting after meeting boxing legend Floyd Mayweather Jr., last year. Meanwhile, his younger brother, Jake, is training for an Oct. 29 professional boxing match against UFC legend Anderson Silva on Showtime.

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