"The Buccaneers have won five of their last six games with their only loss over that stretch coming at the 12-2 Cowboys last Sunday night. While they were able to cover the 6½-point spread, the Bucs probably should have been run off the field after turning it over four times. The Cowboys turned TD’s into FG’s with bad penalties at the wrong time. Despite their recent success, the Bucs offense has been suspect. They've managed to score more than 20 points just once during their five-game winning streak and that was against a Chargers pass defense that ranks in the bottom third of the league. Just two weeks ago in Tampa, the Bucs picked off Saints quarterback Drew Brees three times but could still only muster up 16 points in a win. Opposing offenses have picked on the Saints all season but Winston managed just 184 yards on 16 of 26 completions with no touchdowns."
"The Saints remain alive in the playoff hunt at 6-8 and while their chances aren't great, they should have some extra motivation for this one. New Orleans is a tale of two teams. They typically struggle outdoors on the road but they put up big offensive numbers at home in the dome. The Saints are always capable of putting up big points, as they showed in last week's 48-41 win at Arizona. The Cards' defense ranked fourth in the league before the Saints came to town last week. The Saints also put up over 40 points on a Rams unit that ranked 11th. The Saints' ability to score and extend drives allows their defense time to rest. One can have great success backing Sean Peyton and the Saints in the right spots against defenses that are bound to wear down when facing his unique offense. Tampa Bay does not offer the same opportunity because they simply don’t score enough. We've been scouring the schedule for victims of the Saints and found one last week in the Cardinals and absolutely trust we found another one this week in the Bucs."
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"The Saints remain alive in the playoff hunt at 6-8 and while their chances aren't great, they should have some extra motivation for this one. New Orleans is a tale of two teams. They typically struggle outdoors on the road but they put up big offensive numbers at home in the dome. The Saints are always capable of putting up big points, as they showed in last week's 48-41 win at Arizona. The Cards' defense ranked fourth in the league before the Saints came to town last week. The Saints also put up over 40 points on a Rams unit that ranked 11th. The Saints' ability to score and extend drives allows their defense time to rest. One can have great success backing Sean Peyton and the Saints in the right spots against defenses that are bound to wear down when facing his unique offense. Tampa Bay does not offer the same opportunity because they simply don’t score enough. We've been scouring the schedule for victims of the Saints and found one last week in the Cardinals and absolutely trust we found another one this week in the Bucs."
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