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Copied! The Tampa Bay Buccaneers continue their 2020 postseason run when they take on the New Orleans Saints on Sunday evening, and we're counting down the hours to the 6:40 p.m. ET kickoff at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. After a week of preparation, here's what it all comes down to: 5 TAMPA BAY PLAYERS TO WATCH CB Carlton Davis. When the Buccaneers and Saints met in Week One of the regular season, Davis drew primary coverage duties on Michael Thomas, who had set an NFL record the season before with 149 receptions, leading the league with 1,725 yards. The Saints won the game, 34-...

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — For all the extraordinary talent the Saints and Buccaneers have at quarterback, running back and receiver, defensive end Cameron Jordan figures that what happens in the trenches will be the decisive factor in their divisional-round playoff clash. Recent history backs him up.

Jan 12, 2021 The Saints are marching on to the Divisional Playoff Round after taking care of the Bears 21-9 on Sunday afternoon. It was a game that was a bit nerve-racking for many, but New Orleans overcame some sluggish offensive play and was complimented well by a strong defensive effort to get the win. We take a further look at the snap counts and playing time percentages, as we wrap a bow on this game.  Offense Andrus Peat, Ryan Ramczyk, Cesar Ruiz, Erik McCoy, Terron Armstead - 84 (100%) It was a mixed bag from the interior offensive line, as Brees was sacked just once, but was also und...

By Aaron S. Lee NEW ORLEANS — Despite starting at a snail’s pace in the Superdome on Sunday, the New Orleans Saints (13-4) managed to find another gear in the second half to tame the feisty Bears and send Chicago (8-9) packing from the NFL playoffs with a 21-9 win in the NFC wild-card round. The No. 2 seeded Saints looked rather uninspired in the first half, only holding a 7-3 halftime lead over a Bears team that entered the game at 8-8  for the season. Even with the return of wide receivers Michael Thomas and Deonte Harris from injuries and the entire running back corps, including...