Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers host the New Orleans Saints at the Raymond James Stadium for a Monday night showdown. This game will be huge for the Saints as a win against the division leaders, could give them hopes for a postseason. Both teams will take on the contest coming off losses as neither failed to impress in their last outing.

The two teams met earlier this year in Week 2. Tom Brady will look for redemption as the New Orleans team enjoyed the victory amidst the turmoil in the GOAT’s private life. 

The Bucs fail to impress

The Bucs (5-6) haven’t had a much better outing than the Saints (4-8) this year. The entire NFC South division has been poor this season. This has enabled the Bucs to enjoy a top spot in the division even with a losing record.

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Tampa has been inconsistent, as they haven’t managed to put up more than two wins on a trot. They are recently coming off a loss at the hands of a very rusty Browns team. The Saints, on the other hand, are at the bottom of the NFC South. They are coming off a loss against the 49ers. The Niners’ defense completely shut them out, not allowing them to get even one point on the board.

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Redemption time for Tom Brady

In their last outing, Tom Brady was average at best, as he recorded very mediocre numbers for his standards. Covering for less than 200 yards and throwing at a mere 53% accuracy, Brady looked like quite the rookie in the game. In his defense, the QB took the field without key offensive linemen. His wide receivers, Julio Jones and Chris Godwin, were missing. However, this time around, Brady wouldn’t be without his key linemen.

Leonard Fournette, who had been nursing a hip injury, was back to full participation in practice. Russell Gage Jr. and Mike Evans both were in training and should be available for their upcoming game. Tom Brady will look to capitalize on the availability of his key players as the Bucs look to make some noise in the postseason.

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New Orleans, who failed to score in their last game, has a few casualties as they prepare for their trip to Tampa Bay. Tight end Juwan Jones has been ruled out. Along with him, 3 other defensemen for the Saints are ruled out for their game. With a punctured defense and an offense that looked miserable lately, Tom Brady has the best ingredients to cook the Saints.