Washington Football Team overtakes the Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Thanks to an excellent defense and a 10-minute march in the fourth quarter, the Washington Football Team (3-6) beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (6-3) 29-19 in the game corresponding to Week 10 of the 2021 NFL season.

Washington’s defense intercepted two Tom Brady pitches in the first quarter of the party. The first was from William Jackson III and the second from Bobby McCain.

After two Joey Slye field goals of 46 and 28 yards, Taylor Henicke found DeAndre Carter in the end zone for Washington to take a 13-0 lead early in the second quarter. The last three series of the first half ended in two field goals for the Bucs and one for Washington.

Brady woke up from lethargy and in the third quarter responded with a touchdown pass to tight end Cameron Brate to bring the Bucs within three points.. Unfortunately, the development of the match did not allow him to keep up the excitement immediately as WFT responded with the first touchdown from running back Antonio Gibson.

At the beginning of the last period the Bucs took advantage of a fumble caused by Lavonte David and Tom Brady connected with Mike Evans three plays later to put the score 23-19. However, Heinicke marched eighty yards in 10 minutes for running back Antonio Gibson to score on fourth and one to go to define the game.

With 29 seconds to play and the board indicating 29-19 against, Bruce Arians realized there was no point in trying a Hail Mary so Leonard Fournette carried the ball twice For the time to expire

WFT loses Chase Young

Although the victory is good news for Washington, the cost was too great. Various reports indicate that the team lost defensive end Chase Young due to a torn anterior cruciate ligament. and would be out for the remainder of the season.

Young was seen on crutches on the team bench during the second half. Ron Rivera, head coach of the team announced that they will await the results of several medical tests to confirm the diagnosis.