Tampa Bay Buccaneers 14 Green Bay Packers 14Sunday 12 October 1980 at Tampa StadiumCBS COMMENTARY CREWLindsay Nelson and Hank Stram
The Bucs only ever tie came courtesy of Green Bay kicker Tom Birney who missed a 24-yard FG with 1:05 remaining in regulation, and a 36-yarder as time expired in overtime. Lynn Dickey set an opposition passing record against the Bucs by throwing for 418 yards, three different receivers gaining over 100 yards. But the interception that he threw to Richard "Batman" Wood proved decisive as the Bucs' linebacker returned it 55 yards for a score.
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSRUSHINGBUCS: Bell 21-85, Eckwood 8-42, Williams 5-48, J.Davis 1-5.PACKERS: Ivery 18-74, Atkins 16-44, Middleton 6-21, Ellis 5-14, Dickey 2-1.PASSINGBUCS: Williams 24-6-103-0-0, Eckwood 1-0-0-0-0.PACKERS: Dickey 51-35-418-2-1.RECEIVINGBUCS: Giles 2-65, Bell 2-17, Eckwood 1-12, Jones 1-9.PACKERS: Ivery 11-128, Coffman 9-109, Thompson 7-102, Middleton 3-36, Lofton 2-31, Atkins 2-10, Ellis 1-2.INTERCEPTIONSBUCS: Wood 1-55, Colzie 1-39.PACKERS: none.KICK RETURNSBUCS: G.Davis 3-51.PACKERS: Lee 3-65, McCoy 1-20.PUNT RETURNSBUCS: Reece 5-33.PACKERS: Cassidy 4-33, Lee 2-14.SACKSBUCS: L.Selmon 1-3.PACKERS: Butler 1-11, Johnson 1-7, Merrill 1-3.
VIDEO CLIPSRichard “Batman” Wood had a pick six touchdownDoug Williams tied the scores with another rushing scoreNeal Colzie sent the game into overtime with his interception