The Tampa Bay Buccaneers triumphed over the New Orleans Saints 51-27, overcoming three interceptions in a challenging week marked by Hurricane Milton's devastation in Florida.

Quarterback Baker Mayfield highlighted the team's resilience, emphasizing their unity amidst adversity. Coach Todd Bowles noted the game provided a brief respite for those affected by the hurricane.

Players like Chris Godwin expressed their empathy for the community, while the Saints turned the game into a donation drive for hurricane relief, showcasing solidarity in the face of disaster.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers face uncertainty as lineman Graham Barton is unlikely to play against the New Orleans Saints due to a hamstring injury. After missing practice again on Thursday, his participation in the upcoming game seems doubtful.

Additionally, defensive lineman William Gholston, wide receiver Kameron Johnson, and running back Rachaad White were also marked as non-participants, raising concerns about the team's depth. However, Luke Goedeke and Calijah Kancey returned to practice, providing some hope for the Buccaneers' lineup.