Tampa Bay Buccaneers 14 New Orleans Saints 16
Sunday 15 September 2013 at Raymond James Stadium
SCORING
NO
10:30-1Q
Hartley FG44
TB
5:15-1Q
Ogletree 5 pass from Freeman (Lindell kick)
NO
2:36-1Q
Graham 56 pass from Brees (Hartley kick)
NO
8:04-3Q
Hartley FG41
TB
12:40-4Q
Foster 85 interception return (Lindell kick)
NO
0:00-4Q
Hartley FG27
For the second straight week, the Bucs lost on a late gasp fieldgoal as Drew Brees drove the Saints 54 yards in
five plays to allow Garrett Hartley’s winning kick. The Bucs could have run out the clock but failed on a critcal
third down play inside the two minute warning. Doug Martin had a big game on the ground but the passing
attack was spotty and inconsistent.
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING
BUCS: Martin 29-144, Freeman 3-16, Leonard 1-0.
SAINTS: Thomas 5-29, Sproles 7-26, Ingram 8-20.
PASSING
BUCS: Freeman 22-9-125-1-1.
SAINTS: Brees 46-26-322-2-1.
RECEIVING
BUCS: Jackson 5-77, Williams 2-9, Byham 1-34, Ogletree 1-5,
Martin 1-0.
SAINTS: Graham 10-179, Sproles 6-36, Colston 4-63, Thomas 4-
19, Moore 1-15, Stills 1-10.
INTERCEPTIONS
BUCS: Foster 1-85, Watson 1-0.
SAINTS: Jenkins 1-31.
KICK RETURNS
BUCS: Page 1-33.
SAINTS: Sproles 1-23.
PUNT RETURNS
BUCS: Page 2-0.
SAINTS: Sproles 1-(-2).
SACKS
BUCS: David 1.5-10, McCoy 1-7, Clayborn 1-5, Barron 0.5-4.
SAINTS: Jordan 1-12.
STARTERS
OFFENSE
DEFENSE
LT
70 Penn
DE
50 Te’o-Nesheim
LG
72 Carimi
DT
93 McCoy
C
76 Zuttah
DT
90 Landri
RG
75 Joseph
DT
91 Bowers
RT
69 Dotson
DE
94 Clayborn
TE
88 Stocker
WLB
54 David
WR
19 Williams
DB
43 Black
WR
83 Jackson
LCB
24 Revis
WR
85 Ogletree
RCB
29 Johnson
RB
22 Martin
SS
23 Barron
QB
5 Freeman
FS
38 Goldson
PLAYED
4 Lindell, 9 Koenen, 17 Page, 25 James, 27 Banks, 30
Leonard, 33 Carr, 37 Tandy, 41 Lorig, 48 Economos, 52
Casillas, 56 Watson, 57 Hayward, 59 Foster, 62 Larsen, 71
Scott, 79 Meredith, 81 Wright, 82 Byham, 89 Shepard, 95
Gibson, 97 Spence
DID NOT PLAY
8 Glennon, 28 Melvin
INACTIVE
6 Orlovsky, 21 Adams, 33 Hillis, 77 Nicks, 84 Crabtree, 92
Gholston, 96 Means
COMMENTARY CREW
Kevin Burkhardt and John Lynch