Here's everything you need to know about Tampa Bay's next game, including TV channel and streaming options for the NFL matchup.

Our live blog is up and ready for the Bucs final game before their Bye Week as they take on their divisional rival, Saints.

The Detroit Lions and Tampa Bay Buccaneers met in a battle of NFC championship hopefuls on "Monday Night Football" in Week 7. Here's what happened.

It's Monday night at Ford Field, and the Detroit Lions are hosting the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (5-1) for a showdown of two of the NFC's top teams in Detroit. The Monday Night Football game is scheduled to kick off at 7 p.m. ET, with the TV channel broadcast available on ABC and ESPN, and the streaming link available on Fubo (free trial).

We are here for another Bucs gameday as we keep up with everything between them and the Eagles in Week 4 with our live blog.

Not long after nearly losing a fumble on a sack, Mac Jones finally unravels for the 49ers, tossing a deep pick to Jamel Dean that just might seal a home victory for Tampa Bay, which is getting heroic stuff from its own gunslinger in Baker Mayfield:

Injuries are piling up for the Detroit Lions and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The Bucs have holes on offense, while the Lions’ secondary is practically being held together with duct tape.

Baker Mayfield has not been himself to start the game, but he was able to lead the team down the field right before half for a touchdown. He hit Kameron Johnson in stride for a 36-yard score for the wide receiver's first touchdown of his career. The team went for two points and failed, so they go up 20-13 with 44 seconds left in the half.

Outside linebacker Yaya Diaby leads the Buccaneers with 4.0 sacks and has elevated the defensive unit with his daily approach