Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7 New Orleans Saints 38
Sunday 19 October 1986 at the Superdome
SCORING
NO
10:27-1Q
Mayes 9 run (Andersen kick)
NO
2:22-1Q
Andersen FG31
NO
12:50-2Q
Mayes 1 run (Andersen kick)
NO
1:37-3Q
Hilliard 1 run (Andersen kick)
TB
10:22-4Q
DeBerg 1 run (Igwebuike kick)
NO
5:27-4Q
Martin 21 pass from Wilson (Andersen kick)
NO
1:56-4Q
Hilliard 7 run (Andersen kick)
GAME REPORTS
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Steve Young went out with a thigh injury in the third quarter and two key Buc fumbles deep inside Saint
territory cost Tampa any chance in this one. The final score was inflated by a pair of late New Orleans TDs,
but the primary damage was a defense that leaked 265 yards on the ground.
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING
BUCS: Wilder 14-37, Young 2-12, Wonsley 5-10, DeBerg 1-1.
SAINTS: Mayes 24-172, Hilliard 17-58, Jordan 6-17, Wilson 1-14,
Gray 2-4.
PASSING
BUCS: Young 15-11-143-0-0, DeBerg 11-4-54-2-0.
SAINTS: Wilson 23-14-185-1-1.
RECEIVING
BUCS: Carter 4-78, Giles 4-41, House 2-31, Magee 2-13, Harris
1-20, Wonsley 1-10, Wilder 1-4.
SAINTS: Tice 4-22, Brenner 3-60, Goodlow 2-39, Martin 2-34,
Jones 2-28, Hilliard 1-2.
INTERCEPTIONS
BUCS: Browner 1-16.
SAINTS: Waymer 1-4, Poe 1-3.
KICK RETURNS
BUCS: Freeman 3-59, Boatner 1-2.
SAINTS: Gray 1-29.
PUNT RETURNS
BUCS: Futrell 2-16.
SAINTS: Martin 2-6.
SACKS
BUCS: none.
SAINTS: Geathers 2-15, Swilling 1-7, Elliott 1-7, Team 1-8.
STARTERS
OFFENSE
DEFENSE
LT
72 Taylor
DE
78 Cannon
LG
66 Yarno
DT
76 Logan
C
60 Grimes
DE
71 Nelson
RG
62 Farrell
LOLB
57 Browner
RT
73 Heller
LILB
58 Davis
TE
88 Giles
RILB
52 Brantley
WR
89 House
ROLB
51 Washington
WR
87 Carter
LCB
23 Castille
TE
86 Magee
RCB
22 Jones
RB
32 Wilder
SS
41 Swoope
QB
8 Young
FS
31 Curry
PLAYED
1 Igwebuike, 5 Garcia, 17 DeBerg, 21 McKeever, 26 Easmon,
34 Boatner, 36 Futrell, 44 Sully, 46 Wonsley, 54 Randle, 56
Walker, 59 Murphy, 64 Robinson, 67 Morgan, 68 Mallory, 77
Maarleveld, 80 Williams, 81 Freeman, 82 Bell, 84 Harris, 90
Holmes, 98 Keys
DID NOT PLAY
20 Springs
COMMENTARY CREW
Unknown
GAME HIGHLIGHTS Click on the box below to watch the clip
Only one brief highlight from this game, Gerald Carter’s long pass to set up Steve DeBerg’s TD run