New Orleans Saints vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers | 2022 Week 13 Game Highlights



Week 13 didn't disappoint. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers rallied from a 16-3 deficit to beat their division rival New Orleans Saints 17-16 at home. The Saints D forced 2 Bucs turnovers which led to 6 Saints points (2 field goals). The Bucs D continued not to give up big points held the Saints to another field goal. Saints QB Andy Dalton only TD pass when he threw a TD pass to Taysom Hill in the 2nd quarter. QB Tom Brady led a late fourth quarter rally for the Bucs throwing 2 touchdown passes, one to Cade Otton and the game winner to Rachaad White. The Bucs are now (6-6) with the win & extend their lead in the NFC South Division over their division rivals Atlanta Falcons (5-8), Carolina Panthers (4-8), and New Orleans Saints (4-9).

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