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‘We said Shough it.’ QB Tyler Shough’s heroics deliver a win in Tampa \u2014 and hope for future<\/a><\/p>\n Zoom in on the victorious post-game locker room, that space that has been so hard for these New Orleans Saints to occupy this year, where Cam Jordan broke the team down after they beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 24-20 at a rain-soaked Raymond James Stadium. SEE MORE>><\/a><\/p>\n ‘We stuffed the middle like a turkey’: Inside the Saints’ dominant fourth-down defense<\/a><\/p>\n Carl Granderson had an idea what was coming, thanks to what happened 42 days earlier. In October, during in the first meeting between the New Orleans Saints and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the Saints bottled up their NFC South rival’s rushing attack with a dominant goal-line stand. And they nearly had another later on. SEE MORE>><\/a><\/p>\n Devin Neal went home with a pair of keepsakes after playing a big role in the Saints win<\/a><\/p>\n All this talk about ball security during a rainy game at Raymond James Stadium, and there was Devin Neal forgetting to secure the ball. Thankfully for him, this was after a play. He was too caught up in the celebration after he caught the late signal from the referee that he’d scored his first touchdown of his professional career with the New Orleans Saints. SEE MORE>><\/a><\/p>\n Saints coach Kellen Moore explains why he didn’t challenge controversial spot on third down<\/a><\/p>\n Well before the New Orleans Saints’ victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Kellen Moore left fans puzzled over his decision not to challenge a controversial spot on third down that forced his team to settle for a field goal. But the coach had a reasonable explanation for why he didn’t throw the red flag: He couldn’t see a replay to see if it was truly a bad call. SEE MORE>><\/a><\/p>\n Tyler Shough’s heroics \u2014 and a late defensive stand \u2014 earn the Saints a win in rainy Tampa<\/a><\/p>\n Logan Hall was the first to arrive, and when Tyler Shough spun out of his tackle he pounded the dirt in disgust. Two-time Pro Bowler Vita Vea came right after him, and he couldn’t corral the New Orleans Saints’ rookie quarterback either. For good measure, Anthony Nelson came free and was left in the dust just like the others. SEE MORE>><\/a><\/p>\n