The Baltimore Ravens have been a buzzsaw over the past month of the season during a four-game win streak, and in Week 7, they’re headed to Tampa Bay to take on a 4-2 Buccaneers team that is looking to stay ahead of the Atlanta Falcons in the NFC South.
The Buccaneers are averaging 38 points per game over the last three weeks, and they stuck 51 on the Saints in New Orleans last week in a blowout win. The Ravens are the No. 1 offense in the NFL, averaging more than 450 yards per game. These are the No. 3 and No. 4 scoring offenses in the league, so expect fireworks in Tampa Bay on Monday night.
The second game of the night has the 3-2 Los Angeles Chargers trying to stay in the AFC playoff chase at the 2-4 Arizona Cardinals. The Chargers are coming off a win over the Denver Broncos in Week 6, while the Cardinals have lost three of their last four games. But Marvin Harrison Jr., who sustained a concussion last week, was a full participant in practice and didn’t have an injury designation heading into Monday Night Football.
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Bucs will go with hot hand at running back
Sean Tucker was a dual threat for Tampa Bay last week with 192 combined yards rushing and receiving with two touchdowns.
But according to ESPN, Tucker will split up snaps with Bucky Irving and Rachaad White. Irving is the Buccaneers’ leading rusher so far this season with 328 yards and 2 TDs on 58 carries.
Sean Tucker told me his family wasn’t in New Orleans for his 192 all-purpose yard performance (with two touchdowns) last week. But the Owings Mills native said they’re in town for this one tonight. Liam Coen said all three backs will play tonight and they’ll go with the hot hand.
— JennaLaineESPN (@JennaLaineESPN) October 21, 2024
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Chargers-Cardinals Inactives
our inactives for #LACvsARI
WR Quentin Johnston
QB Easton Stick (emergency 3rd QB)
WR Derius Davis
OL Brenden Jaimes
OL Jordan McFadden
TE Hayden Hurst
OLB Joey Bosa— Los Angeles Chargers (@chargers) October 21, 2024
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Gronk is everywhere
Rob Gronkowski is leaving Sam Elliott alone tonight, appearing at the Ravens-Bucs game:
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Kurt Warner praises Baker Mayfield
They’re probably not the same sort of player, but Kurt Warner sees some of his resilience and willingness to always look for the big play in Baker Mayfield.
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Ravens-Buccaneers Inactives
