Tampa Bay Buccaneers 21 Green Bay Packers 7
Sunday 24 November 2002 at Raymond James Stadium
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING
BUCS: Pittman 13-50, Alstott 9-30, R.Johnson 2-8, B.Johnson
1-5.
PACKERS: Green 18-56, Favre 1-17, Driver 1-16, Fisher 3-7.
PASSING
BUCS: B.Johnson 25-15-134-0-2, R.Johnson 5-3-33-1-0.
PACKERS: Favre 38-20-196-4-1.
RECEIVING
BUCS: Jurevicius 5-41, McCardell 3-18, Dilger 3-17, K.Johnson
2-48, Pittman 2-23, Williams 1-16, Alstott 1-8, Stecker 1-(-4).
PACKERS: Glenn 4-61, Green 4-40, Franks 4-29, Driver 3-32,
Henderson 2-19, Fisher 2-8, Walker 1-7.
INTERCEPTIONS
BUCS: Kelly 2-31, Jackson 1-58, Barber 1-0.
PACKERS: Diggs 1-29.
KICK RETURNS
BUCS: Stecker 2-55.
PACKERS: Walker 4-78.
PUNT RETURNS
BUCS: Williams 6-27.
PACKERS: Gordon 2-25.
SACKS
BUCS: Rice 2-17, Darby 1-9.
PACKERS: McKenzie 1-7, Gbaja-Biamila 1-5.
OFFENSE
DEFENSE
LT
72 Oben
LDE
94 Spires
LG
71 Jenkins
UT
91 Darby
C
62 Christy
DT
99 Sapp
RG
60 Coleman
RDE
97 Rice
RT
67 Walker
MLB
53 Quarles
TE
85 Dilger
RLB
55 Brooks
TE
88 Dudley
DB
26 Smith
WR
87 McCardell
LCB
25 Kelly
WR
19 Johnson
SS
47 Lynch
RB
32 Pittman
FS
34 Jackson
QB
14 Johnson
RCB
20 Barber
SUBSTITUTIONS
7 Gramatica, 9 Tupa, 11 Johnson, 23 Phillips, 27 Stecker,
35 Ivy, 38 Howell, 40 Alstott, 43 Cook, 51 Singleton, 52
Webster, 58 Golden, 66 Benjamin, 74 Green, 75 Brown,
77 Washington, 80 Yoder, 83 Jurevicius, 86 Williams, 89
Crawford, 90 Gurley, 96 Wyms
DID NOT PLAY
93 Claybrooks
INACTIVE
10 King, 30 Barnes, 31 Wansley, 64 Goodspeed, 81 Lee,
84 Barlow, 92 McFarland, 98 Smith
SCORING
GB
5:44-1Q
Driver 4 pass from Favre (Longwell kick)
TB
0:00-2Q
Gramatica FG38
TB
7:33-3Q
Gramatica FG51
TB
5:00-3Q
Jurevicius 4 pass from B.Johnson (K.Johnson pass)
TB
7:24-4Q
Dilger 3 pass from B.Johnson (Gramatica kick)
The Battle of the Bays saw both teams come into this game at 8-2 and leading the NFC. The Bucs ended it alone atop
the standings in the Conference as they picked off Brett Favre four times and had a pair of second-half touchdown
passes from Brad Johnson. Once again the Tampa defense held its opponent to under 300 yards and the rest of the
NFL was beginning to realise this was a real Super Bowl contender. One sour note from this game was the bust-up
between Warren Sapp and Packers’ coach Mike Sherman after the latter though Sapp’s blindside hit on Chad Clifton
was a dirty play. No flag was thrown and no action taken against the Bucs’ Pro Bowl tackle.
COMMENTARY CREW
Joe Buck, Troy Aikman and Cris Collinsworth
VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS Click on the boxes below for the main plays from the game
Joe Jurevicus’ touchdown was originally ruled incomplete but then overturned on replay
Ken Dilger’s score put the Bucs out of sight
Dexter Jackson set this score up with one of the four interceptions for the defense