NFL preseason week 2 Summary: Tampa Bay Buccaneers 17, Pittsburgh Steelers 14

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers flashed both young and old talent in a prevailing 17-14 victory against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Acrisure Stadium.

Although Tampa Bay was limited to only 240 total yards and -0.251 EPA per game, it received important contributions across the board. Second year that Bucky Irving ran back, attracted one of his two goals for a 15 -meter touchdown; Sophomore recipient Jalen McMillan insured his only target for an 18-yard, tumbling catch before he left due to a concussion protocol; And the first round Rookie Emeka Egbuka faltered its own score of five meters, all in the first quarter.

The Steelers gathered through a TEZ Johnson Punt-Return Rommel in the third quarter, the score on 14-14 thanks to Trey-Preek. The attacking line of the team struggled with the blocking of Run, but the running of the team gained 90 of their 132 yards after contact.

Pittsburgh appeared in a position to have the game overcome on Saturday, but a Logan Woodside Onderdoorscheping returned by Antonio Grier, the Buccaneers pushed to give Chase McLaughlin a game-winning attempt. The veteran did not miss from 42 meters as time went.

The dedicated team of PFFF classes was hard at work and analyzed every player in every game in real time. The extensive figures and data are available after a thorough assessment tomorrow at noon.

In the meantime, we have collected some data at a high level and collected counts from the game to give you an early look. Our expert classes have also nominated the striking player of the game, with exceptional performance on the field.

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Player of the game

The return from Teddy Bridgewater to the NFL is a fitted, but the quarterback was exceptional against the stalkers. The first pick of 2014 completed 6-of-11 fits for 85 yards, two touchdowns, two large throws and zero turnover plays on its 11 dropbacks, with an elite 93.2 pff passing figure on first review. The 32-year-old did not look like someone who had only thrown one regular season pass in two years.

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Snap counts and participation of players