Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Carolina Panthers seek first wins in crucial NFC South clash

Week Two begins with the Carolina Panthers hosting the Tampa Bay Buccaneers live on Sky Sports Action and Main Event.

This is exactly what to expect…
Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ (0-1) new head coach Bruce Arians was not able to immediately fix the team’s turnover difficulty since Jameis Winston threw three picks in Week 1, two of which have been returned for touchdowns.
They lost the turnover battle , Though the Bucs pipped that the 49ers in yards and first downs. Arians has a great deal of work as his group can face Titans, Saints, also the Rams sooner or later in the subsequent six weeks to do.
Carolina (0-1) also suffered a home defeat in starting week, but a thin one (27-30) to defending NFC champs, ” the Los Angeles Rams.
Although the Panthers rallied from 16-3 to draw within three in the beginning of the fourth quarter, the defense couldn’t contain Todd Gurley – that ran for 64 fourth-quarter meters – and a crucial choice threw with five minutes left.
Appeared a changed man after a rookie season and headed a powerful Tampa Bay ground game although Winston had a disastrous day passing. In Week One, he also averaged 5.8 yards per carry and managed more yards (75) than he had in his entire year (44).
The Panthers surrendered 166 yards into Gurley, Malcolm Brown, along with company – Thursday would Arians ride on Jones?
In Carolina’s backfield, Christian McCaffrey last week (19-128-2 and 10-81) became the first player in the Super Bowl era to document at least 120 rushing yards and 10 catches in many matches (Week 12, 2018).
He’s one of the very versatile attacking weapons from the league and this past year, he was only 35 metres shy of 2,000 scrimmage yards with 1,098 racing and 867 getting. He is always worth pruning.
It is about the multiplayer conflict and especially, about the way Winston can take care of the ball.
In 55 career begins, 61 interceptions have thrown. He has fumbled the ball 40 times, and dropped it – top the league since he was drafted in 2015. It is simply not good enough when victories are so tough to come by.
As a group, the Bucs gave away the ball a 35 days last season – Arians will not stand to it for more.