Tampa Bay hits the road for the second consecutive game after their bye week.

They will face off against a familiar opponent in the Atlanta Falcons Bryan Anger Jersey , a team that has won the last three meetings. This should be a shootout as two of the NFL’s worst defenses and two of the NFL’s best offenses come together in the Peach State.OverviewAll-time series record: Atlanta leads the series with a 25-24 record. As mentioned earlier, the Falcons have won the last three games. The Bucs are 14-12 at home and 10-12 on the road. Longest win streak: The Bucs won six in a row from 1997-2003.Tampa Bay will need big contributions from all of their key pieces.Kim Klement-USA TODAY SportsLargest victory: The Falcons crushed the Bucs with a score of 56-14 in 2014. 2018 offensive and defensive rankings: The Bucs are second in total offense (1st pass, 30th run) and 31st in total defense (32nd pass, 4th run). The Falcons are 13th in total offense (t8th pass, 26th run) and 28th in total defense (t23rd pass, 25th run)What to watch forOffensive fireworks: This game is going to be a shootout. The over/under is an absurd 57 points. That’s all you need to know. Julio Jones: One of the Bucs’ many achilles heels, Jones should have a big day against this pass defense.Tampa Bay’s running game: This may be the best shot the Bucs have at setting up their running game this season, especially if Grady Jarrett doesn’t play. The Bucs’ defensive line: Vita Vea is finally healthy and Beau Allen may possibly play. The Bucs will need to pressure Matt Ryan often. Under pressure: This is a must-win for both teams. Who will get the job done?Impact PlayersTampa BayQB Jameis Winston: It’s his first start since his suspension. Can he bring the Bucs back to their winning ways of 2018?RB Peyton Barber/Ronald Jones: It remains to be seen what the workload split will look like, but one of these two has to have a big game on Sunday. WR Mike Evans: He’s going to feast this week. DT Vita Vea: It’s time the rookie shows why he was a first-round pick.CB Carlton Davis III: Davis should be healthy and good to go. He’ll be needed. S Justin Evans: It will be interesting to see how Evans recovers from his bad day in Chicago.A healthy Vea may make all the difference.Kim Klement-USA TODAY SportsAtlantaQB Matt Ryan: Both quarterbacks should have big days this week. WR Julio Jones: As mentioned earlier, Jones owns the Bucs.WR Calvin Ridley: The Steelers were able to contain Ridley last week, can the Bucs do the same?DE Takkarist McKinley: If Jarrett doesn’t go, Takk will be the most important piece of the pass rush. LB De’Vondre Campbell: The defensive signal-caller for the Falcons will be responsible for organizing the defense. CB Marcus Trufant: Atlanta’s starting corner is going to have his hands full with the Bucs’ plethora of receivers.Ridley is blossoming into a top wideout alreadyJason Getz-USA TODAY SportsCool StatsThe Buccaneers have 1,731 total yards through the first four games. The team needs 178 more to pass 2017 (1,908) for the most yards through the first five games in franchise history.The Buccaneers have 112 points through the first four games. The team needs 16 points to pass 2000 & 2003 (127) for the most points through five games in team history.Lavonte David has 12 career fumble recoveries Womens Bryan Anger Jersey , tied for the most in team history. He needs one more to pass Ronde Barber (12 from 1997-2012) for the most fumble recoveries in franchise history.Winston has 14 career games with a passer rating over 100, tied for the thirdmost in team history. He needs one more to pass Trent Dilfer (14 from 1995-99) and Josh Freeman (14 from 2009-13) for the most such games in team history.DeSean Jackson has four receiving touchdowns of 80 or more yards and needs one more to tie the NFL record of five, shared by Derrick Alexander, Lance Alworth, Bob Hayes and Jerry Rice.Game OutlookPoints, points, points. While both offenses are lethal, the defenses are garbage. Atlanta has suffered a crazy amount of injuries on that side of the ball, while the Bucs just keep doing Buc things en route to another dead-last ranking in 2018. Expect this one to go down to the wire and be one of those whoever-has-the-ball-last-should-win type of games.Buccaneers of the Week: vs. Philadelphia After every game, we’ll break down the Buccaneers’ top five players of the week. Point values will be distributed to each, which will then be added up for our weekly Buccaneers of the Week Standings.The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are 2-0. That’s right, there was no letdown for Dirk Koetter and his team after last week’s season-opening 48-40 win in New Orleans. They came back to Raymond James Stadium on Sunday and took down the defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles by a score of 27-21. Let’s dive into the top five Bucs from week two.Honorable MentionsAny time you win a game in the NFL, especially against a team like the Eagles, it takes more than five big performances. Unfortunately http://www.tampabaybuccaneersteamonline.com/jameis-winston-jersey , there will always be some deserving players that miss this weekly list. Some just need to be talked about, so that’s where we are here. For Sunday’s win over Philadelphia, some honorable mentions include: O.J. Howard (three catches for 96 yards and a touchdown), Chris Godwin (five catches for 56 yards and a touchdown), Ryan Smith (nine tackles, two passes defended), Lavonte David (nine tackles, one pass breakup, one fumble recovery) and Gerald McCoy (one sack, two quarterback hits).No. 5: Mike Evans (One point)Mike Evans had another big day on Sunday, his second straight, but a couple of mistakes kept him from potentially being higher on this week’s list. A dropped pass that killed one drive and a fumble that allowed the Eagles to get back in the game were low points of what was otherwise a great performance. The fifth-year receiver caught 10 passes on 12 targets for 83 yards and a touchdown in the win. Evans picked up a couple of milestones on Sunday. He pulled into second place in franchise history for career receptions and tied the team record for most career receiving touchdowns. The 2014 first-rounder has been a stud in the first two games, being the Bucs’ reliable go-to guy. With so many other dangerous pass-catchers on this roster, it was uncertain how many targets Evans would be getting. But through two weeks Authentic Peyton Barber Jersey , the number of weapons on the offense has effectively pulled some of the defense’s attention away from Evans. He hasn’t missed an opportunity to take advantage of that.No. 4: Jason Pierre-Paul (Two points)There was a lot of excitement when Tampa Bay traded for Jason Pierre-Paul in March. The pass rush in 2017 was horrible and that acquisition was part of the front office’s effort to turn things around. Pierre-Paul did some nice things throughout the preseason and was okay in week one, but week two belonged to him. The ninth-year veteran picked up five tackles, his first sack of the season and delivered four quarterback hits.The Bucs need that type of disruption from their defensive line this season, especially with the injuries and overall youth of the secondary. Opposing quarterbacks will want to pick on the rookies and inexperienced starters as much as possible, but it becomes harder to do that when a guy like JPP is hawking you down at every turn. He is a huge asset for this defensive line that has already looked much-improved over last year. Watching the former South Florida Bull come out at Raymond James Stadium and have such a big day should have Buccaneer fans feeling very good about what he’ll do throughout the rest of this season. No. 3: Kwon Alexander (Three points)The opening drive of the 2018 season was a tough one for Kwon Alexander. Ever since, he has been the guy that the Bucs have gotten used to over the past few years. After having a pretty good day overall against the Saints, Alexander was all over the field on Sunday against the Eagles. By the end of the day, he had seven tackles (six solo), one sack-fumble and three tackles for loss. Tampa Bay would love some more of that.Given the state of their secondary, the Bucs need to be strong against the run. Kwon is a big part of that, so his successful day on Sunday was huge for the unit. Philadelphia ran for 91 yards, which marked the second straight game that the Buccaneer defense held the opposition to fewer than 100 yards on the ground. 2018 is a big year for Alexander’s future, as he is expected to get a contract extension sooner rather than later. With more days like he had on Sunday, that payday will get bigger and bigger. For now Authentic Chandler Catanzaro Jersey , the former LSU Tiger debuts on Buccaneers of the Week with three points.No. 2: DeSean Jackson (Four points)If not for the top entry on this week’s list, it would be easy to crown DeSean Jackson as the team’s MVP for the first two weeks of this season. A largely disappointing 2017 season seems like a distant memory after just two regular season games in 2018. Jackson caught five passes for 146 yards and two touchdowns against New Orleans in week one, then picked up right where he left off by opening Sunday’s game against Philadelphia with a 75-yard touchdown catch. Overall, he caught four passes for 129 yards and the touchdown. The 75-yard touchdown catch on the game’s first play tied D-Jax with Hall of Famer Jerry Rice for most career touchdown receptions of 60-plus yards. It was the 31-year-old’s 23rd such reception of his career and it came against his former team. This year, Jackson has been the deep threat that the Bucs had hoped he would be. He obviously has a strong connection with Ryan Fitzpatrick and the team has to hope that he has developed the same type of chemistry with Jameis Winston—whenever he does return. It’s clear through two weeks that Jackson still has plenty left in the tank, as he takes a top-three spot on this list once again.No. 1: Ryan Fitzpatrick (Five points)Obviously. Just like last week, there is no other choice for the top guy on this list. Ryan Fitzpatrick was dominant for a second straight game, tearing up a tough Philadelphia defense for 402 yards and four touchdowns on 27-of-33 passing. His first interception of the year came on a pass that should have been caught by O.J. Howard, so that has no effect on where the 14th-year veteran stands this week. He is simply on another level right now. Fitzpatrick became the first quarterback IN NFL HISTORY to throw for 400-plus yards and four touchdowns in each of his team’s first two games of the season. He leads the NFL in passer rating (151.5) and has thrown for a total of 819 yards and eight touchdowns. All of that has happened in two games. No wonder he’s out there rubbing beards with Evan Smith pregame and taking DeSean Jackson’s clothes for his postgame press conference.Fitzmagic, folks.Updated Buccaneers of the Week Standings through week two:Ryan Fitzpatrick— 10 pointsDeSean Jackson— 7 pointsMike Evans— 5 pointsKwon Alexander— 3 points(TIE) Offensive Line/Jason Pierre-Paul— 2 pointsVernon Hargreaves— 1 point