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The Falcons were shut out 16-0 by the Buccaneers in a Tampa downpour

The Morning Marietta teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 4 sources

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If you caught the Falcons on Sunday, you saw a strange one. The Buccaneers beat Atlanta 16-0 in the rain at Raymond James Stadium, and Baker Mayfield didn't complete a pass. Tampa Bay is the first team to finish with zero completions since Buffalo on Sept. 29, 1974.

The Buccaneers shut out the Falcons 16-0

  • Falcons0
    Buccaneers16 (won)
    FinalMayfield went 0 for 3 in the rain.

Bucky Irving ran for 170 yards and Kenny Gainwell for 140 as Tampa Bay ran for a franchise-record 324 yards. Atlanta managed 99. Michael Penix Jr. went 8 for 24 for 125 yards with four interceptions, after throwing one all season. "It's probably the craziest game I have ever been a part of," safety Jessie Bates III said.

Tampa Bay ran for 324 yards to Atlanta's 99

FalconsMeasureBuccaneers
99Rushing yards324
8Completions0
4Turnovers1
  • Falcons' third downs: 0 for 12
  • Time of possession: Bucs 35:16, Falcons 24:44
  • Records: Buccaneers 3-5, Falcons 3-5
  • : Tampa Bay a half-game behind Carolina
  • Next up: Falcons face the Bengals next Sunday

Sources: Atlanta News First, WSAV-TV, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Atlanta Falcons

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