Packers ‘blunder allows 39-yard TD for Bucs’ Scotty Miller with: 01 for the half

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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have played a four-point game and turned it into an 11-point game mid-way against the Green Bay Packers, with quarterback Tom Brady sending it out to Scotty Miller for a stunning 39-yard touchdown to make it 21-10. Bucs.

Miller reached 33 mph during the game, leaving Kevin King behind with 8 seconds left on the clock. Just one game earlier, the Bucs converted to fourth-and-4, after a short pass to Leonard Fournette.

In the first half, Brady completed 13 of 22 passes for 202 yards and two touchdowns, with Fournette working her way to a third on the ground. Brady was particularly effective on the deep ball, going 2v2 on throws over 30 yards downfield in the first half, tying up most such completions in a match all season. He was 0 of 2 on those pitches in the Buccaneers’ first two playoff games combined, according to ESPN Statistics & Information.

There was a lot of quick response from social media to the Packers’ defensive decline.

Meanwhile, on the Bucs’ first drive of the game, Brady connected with Mike Evans twice on the opening drive to give the Bucs an early 7-0 lead. Brady hit Evans for a 27-yard catch on a corner route and worked against Chandon Sullivan in third and fourth place.

Evans then jumped up in the end zone and worked against Kevin King for a 15-yard touchdown grab.

A win today would send Brady to his 10th Super Bowl and the Bucs to their second.

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