Tampa Bay Buccaneers 10 Philadelphia Eagles 20
Sunday 20 October 2002 at Veterans Stadium
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING
BUCS: Pittman 12-49, Alstott 5-14, R.Johnson 3-10, Stecker 1-8.
EAGLES: Staley 24-152, Levens 2-9, McNabb 6-4, Westbrook 1-
(-1), Thrash 1-(-5).
PASSING
BUCS: B.Johnson 31-19-124-1-0, R.Johnson 7-4-31-0-0.
EAGLES: McNabb 25-12-127-1-1.
RECEIVING
BUCS: McCardell 5-32, Alstott 5-8, Pittman 4-15, K.Johnson 3-
38, Jurevicius 3-35, Dilger 2-9, Dudley 1-18.
EAGLES: Pinkston 4-61, Levens 3-37, Thrash 2-17, Staley 2-12,
Martin 1-0.
INTERCEPTIONS
BUCS: Kelly 1-14.
EAGLES: Harris 1-0.
KICK RETURNS
BUCS: Stecker 3-69, Smith 1-23.
EAGLES: Mitchell 3-83.
PUNT RETURNS
BUCS: Williams 2-30.
EAGLES: Mitchell 5-61, Taylor 1-0.
SACKS
BUCS: Rice 1-8, Sapp 0.5-4.5, Wyms 0.5-4.5.
EAGLES: Emmons 2-2, Kalu 1-9, Whiting 1-8, Walker 1-6,
Simon 1-4.
OFFENSE
DEFENSE
LT
72 Oben
LDE
94 Spires
LG
71 Jenkins
UT
92 McFarland
C
62 Christy
DT
99 Sapp
RG
60 Coleman
RDE
97 Rice
RT
67 Walker
LLB
51 Singleton
TE
85 Dilger
MLB
53 Quarles
WR
19 Johnson
RLB
55 Brooks
WR
87 McCardell
LCB
25 Kelly
FB
40 Alstott
SS
47 Lynch
RB
32 Pittman
FS
34 Jackson
QB
14 Johnson
RCB
20 Barber
SUBSTITUTIONS
7 Gramatica, 9 Tupa, 11 Johnson, 23 Phillips, 26 Smith,
27 Stecker, 35 Ivy, 38 Howell, 43 Cook, 52 Webster, 56
Nece, 58 Golden, 66 Benjamin, 74 Green, 75 Brown, 77
Washington, 80 Yoder, 83 Jurevicius, 86 Williams, 88
Dudley, 90 Gurley, 91 Darby, 96 Wyms
DID NOT PLAY
INACTIVE
10 King, 30 Barnes, 31 Wansley, 34 Stephens, 76 Reyes,
81 Lee, 84 Barlow, 98 Smith
SCORING
PHI
10:29-1Q
Akers FG30
TB
5:39-1Q
Brooks 11 fumble return (Gramatica kick)
PHI
2:29-2Q
Pinkston 42 pass from McNabb (Akers kick)
PHI
6:22-3Q
Akers FG35
TB
2:39-3Q
Gramatica FG48
PHI
8:18-4Q
McNabb 1 run (Akers kick)
The Philadelphia jinx struck again as the Bucs lost for the third straight season in Veterans Stadium and saw QB Brad
Johnson knocked out of the game with bruised ribs. The Bucs’ offense was held out of the endzone and the only
Tampa Bay score came on yet another Derrick Brooks’ defensive touchdown, this one coming after Simeon Rice had
sacked Donovan McNabb and forced a fumble. Duce Staley ran over, around and through the Buccaneer defense all
day, racking up a season-high 152 yards against Monte Kiffin’s vaunted unit. And the question therefore remained,
could the Bucs ever win in Philadelphia?
COMMENTARY CREW
Dick Stockton, Troy Aikman and Cris Collinsworth
VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS Click on the boxes below for the main plays from the game
Derrick Brooks had yet another defensive touchdown
One second half sack between Warren Sapp and Ellis Wyms was the only highlight from the final three quarters of play