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The Buccaneers come into Week 15 in hopes of getting their fifth win in a row after an overtime against the Bills last week. The Saints have struggled since losing Jameis Winston and lost six in a row before getting a win vs. the Jets last week.
Winston was lost in the second quarter during the last time these two teams met back on October 31st. The Saints still looked good in all phases though and Trevor Siemian played surprisingly well on their way to beating the Bucs 36-27.
The weeks following that game would see either team go down very different paths. New Orleans is almost guaranteed to miss playoffs (especially if they lost this week), while Tom Brady and Tampa Bay look again to be Super Bowl contenders according to every online sportsbook. For these reasons it’s no surprise that Tampa is an 11 point home favorite to win this matchup.
Surprisingly though, New Orleans has owned this rivalry as of late and has won six out of the last seven games played between these franchises. Throw history aside for this one though as Tom Brady and the Bucs will likely scorch the Saints. Take Tampa to win both straight up, and cover this large spread.
These two teams tend to tack on points whenever they square off. In fact, their game at the end of October resulted in a total of 61 points. I don’t see it being that much of a shootout this time around, but I do think the Bucs will score plenty and the Saints will score enough. Take the over as this one will at least be entertaining if not closely contested.
I know Taysom Hill is paid like a starting QB in the NFL, but anyone who has watched him play knows that he doesn’t throw the ball like a starting QB in the NFL. Sean Payton knows this too which is exactly why he ran the ball 11 times in each of his last two games. Many of those were designed runs and they worked well as he ran for 101 and 73 yards. This looks to be a lock to me, and I’m not sure why the line isn’t higher. Jump on it before it moves.
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