Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs Atlanta Falcons prediction: Expect a close contest in this one

Sunday's action in the National Football League comes from Raymond James Stadium and features a matchup between the Atlanta Falcons and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The Atlanta Falcons enter this game with a record of 3-3 overall, having returned even after suffering a defeat at the hands of the Commanders in Week 6. After suffering a setback against the Detroit Lions on Sunday, the Tampa Bay Rays currently have a record of 3-2 so far this season.

The Tampa Bay Lightning also got off to a strong start, winning three of their first four games to start the season. Week 3 was the only time they were defeated, and it was at the hands of the Philadelphia Eagles, who won 25-1. Other than that, the Buccaneers won their first four games, defeating the Vikings by a score of 20-17, the Bears by a score of 27-17, and the Saints by a score of 26-9. However, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers were unable to keep any momentum they had after suffering a loss at home at the hands of the Detroit Lions on Sunday. In their game against the Detroit Lions, the Buccaneers were only able to produce a pair of field goals on offense and ended up losing 20-6. The Buccaneers gave up points in each quarter of the game. Baker Mayfield threw for 206 yards and an interception, while Rachaad White led a weak running attack by gaining 26 yards on seven attempts to take the lead. Mayfield threw an interception. Chris Godwin, on the other hand, was a bright spot with six receptions for 77 yards.

The Atlanta Falcons got off to an encouraging start to the new season, winning their first two games of the year with victories over the Carolina Panthers (24-10) and the Green Bay Packers (25-24). The Atlanta Falcons were unsuccessful in their subsequent two games, falling to the Detroit Lions (by a score of 20-6) and the Jacksonville Jaguars (by a score of 23-7). The Atlanta Falcons were able to beat the Houston Texans 21-19 in Week 5, but on Sunday they were defeated by the Washington Commanders, and they were unable to maintain any sort of consistency throughout the season. At the halftime break of their Week 6 game against the Washington Commanders, the Atlanta Falcons were trailing by a score of 17-10. A final score of 24-16 was not enough to bring Atlanta any closer to victory. Desmond Ridder, the team's quarterback, threw for 307 yards, scored two touchdowns, and had three interceptions, while Tyler Allgeier led the team in rushing with 13 runs for 51 yards. Drake London led the receiving group with 125 yards on nine receptions, which was the most of any receiver.

The recent game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the defense of the Detroit Lions was one of the worst offensive showings in recent memory for the Buccaneers, who managed only 251 total yards of offense (205 passing yards), 13 first downs, and only two of twelve successful runs on third-down attempts. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers only had possession of the ball for 23:30 of the game, which, if you're not hitting the end zone in the meantime, isn't going to win you very many games. The offense for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers needs to get things together before Sunday's game because they have scored 11 points or fewer in two of their last three games. On Sunday, the Atlanta Falcons' offense struggled against the Washington Nationals, resulting in three interceptions and a conversion rate of just 5 of 15 on third down. When it comes to scoring, the Atlanta Falcons are in the same position as everyone else; in three of their last four games, they have scored 16 points or fewer. It will most likely be a very close game, but I'm going to go ahead and pick the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to win at home.