Dallas 31 Tampa Bay 14: Raiders Fans Still Want Tom Brady In Las Vegas? – Vlog

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Dallas 31 Tampa Bay 14: Raiders Fans Still Want Tom Brady In Las Vegas?

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Dallas 31 Tampa Bay 14: Raiders Fans Still Want Tom Brady In Las Vegas?

Ok, a livestream on the aftermath of the NFC Wild Card Game that I expected to go the way of The Bucs was won by the Cowboys. Why? Two reasons. First, a great game plan by Cowboys Offensive Coordinator Kellen Moore was behind Dallas QB Dak Prescott’s 25 of 33 for 301 yards and 4 touchdowns. Second, a terrible game plan by Tampa Bay Bucs Offensive Coordinator Byron Leftwich that didn’t seem to confuse or confound the Cowboys Defense (credit Dallas DC Dan Quinn), and the Bucs didn’t even try and call outside running plays.

But even with all of that, the Bucs found its way to a near-comeback: recovered an onside kick and nearly scored on a bomb to Mike Evans that was’nt. If Evans did score, it would have been 31 – 20. A two-point and it’s 31-22. Then, say another successful onside kick and we’re looking at the chance for another TD – that’s 31-28 – two points, 31-30. So, the Bucs would have lost the game by a point, because I think time would have ran out – but one never knows.

Still, reality set in as the pass hit Evans finger tips and fell to the ground. Tom Brady finished with 35 of 66 passes for two TDs and one interception. So, the question is do Raiders fans want Tom Brady?

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