Tampa Bay Buccaneers 13 Green Bay Packers 10
Sunday 11 September 1988 at Lambeau Field
SCORING
GB
10:05-1Q
Zendejas FG50
GB
0:01-1Q
Fullwood 30 pass from Wright (Zendejas kick)
TB
9:30-2Q
Tate 2 run (Igwebuike kick)
TB
1:40-2Q
Igwebuike FG53
TB
0:03-4Q
Igwebuike FG28
Donald Igwebuike's 28-yarder with three seconds left marked a comeback from an early 10-0 deficit, thanks in
no part to the Nigerian kicker who booted a 53-yarder just before half-time. "It was an especially big victory
after getting embarrassed the previous week" said Ray Perkins. "We're not a great team yet by any means but
it was satisfying to win any time."
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING
BUCS: Wilder 20-91, Tate 9-29, J.Smith 6-19, Testaverde 2-9.
PACKERS: Davis 5-18, Carruth 8-17, Fullwood 9-16, Wright 1-9,
Woodside 2-(-1).
PASSING
BUCS: Testaverde 24-11-135-0-0.
PACKERS: Wright 27-22-181-0-1.
RECEIVING
BUCS: Hill 3-52, J.Smith 2-28, Carrier 2-21, Hall 2-16, Starring 1-
13, Wilder 1-5.
PACKERS: Stanley 4-36, Carruth 4-17, Epps 3-30, Davis 3-13,
Kemp 2-23, Woodside 2-16, West 2-1, Fullwood 1-30, Sharpe 1-
15.
INTERCEPTIONS
BUCS: none.
PACKERS: none.
KICK RETURNS
BUCS: Pillow 3-38.
PACKERS: Scott 1-27, Jefferson 1-23.
PUNT RETURNS
BUCS: J.Smith 1-6.
PACKERS: Jefferson 2-8, Stanley 1-4.
SACKS
BUCS: none.
PACKERS: Greene 1-14, Stephen 1-3, Harris 1-0.
STARTERS
OFFENSE
DEFENSE
LT
74 Gruber
DE
79 Davis
LG
68 Mallory
DT
95 Jarvis
C
60 Grimes
DE
90 Holmes
RG
50 Turk
LOLB
59 Murphy
RT
72 Taylor
LILB
99 Marve
TE
82 Hall
RILB
54 Randle
WR
84 Hill
ROLB
58 Moss
WR
88 Carrier
LCB
29 Reynolds
FB
35 Smith
RCB
36 Futrell
RB
32 Wilder
SS
30 Robinson
QB
14 Testaverde
FS
39 Hamilton
PLAYED
1 Igwebuike, 13 Criswell, 20 Harris, 22 Jones, 27 Goode, 34
Tate, 40 Elder, 43 Howard, 51 Washington, 53 Coleman, 55
Rolling, 56 Walker, 69 Bruhin, 70 Swayne, 71 Cooper, 78
Cannon, 80 Pillow, 81 Starring, 86 Magee, 94 Goff, 97 Lee
DID NOT PLAY
12 Ferguson,64 Thomas
INACTIVE
73 McHale, 85 Taylor
COMMENTARY CREW
Dick Stockton and Dan Fouts
GAME HIGHLIGHTS Click on the boxes below to watch the clip
Lars Tate scored his first NFL touchdown to get the Bucs on the board
Donald Igwebuike’s long fieldgoal tied the scores just before half-time
And then Iggy won it with three seconds left