Packers gaffe allows 39-yard TD for Bucs’ Scotty Miller with: 01 before half

Packers gaffe allows 39-yard TD for Bucs’ Scotty Miller with: 01 before half

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Tampa Bay Buccaneers took a four-point game and turned it into an 11-point half-time game against the Green Bay Packers, with quarterback Tom Brady passing Scotty Miller an impressive 39-yard touchdown for 21-10 Bucs.

Miller reached 20.6 miles per hour on the move by passing Kevin King with 8 seconds remaining on the clock. Just one move before, Bucs converted the fourth to 4, a short pass to Leonard Fournette.

In the first half, Brady completed 13 of 22 passes for 202 yards and two touchdowns, with Fournette turning to a third on the floor. Brady was particularly effective on the deep ball, going 2 of 2 in over 30-yard pitches in the first half, drawing him in most submissions in one game throughout the season. He scored 0 out of 2 in those moves in the first two Buccaneer playoff games combined, according to ESPN Statistics & Information.

There was a quick reaction from social media about the Packers’ defensive lapse.

Meanwhile, on the Bucs’ first attempt at the game, Brady connected with Mike Evans twice on the first attempt to give the Bucs an initial 7-0 lead. Brady hit Evans for a 27-yard reception on a corner route working against Chandon Sullivan in the third to 4.

Evans then jumped into the end zone working against Kevin King for a 15-yard touchdown.

A win today would send Brady to his 10th Super Bowl and the Bucs to his second.

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