HALFTIME: A Pair Of Interceptions Have the Buccaneers Leading 28-10 Over Packers

In the biggest matchup of the Week 6 slate, the Buccaneers take a 21-10 lead into halftime off the back of two interceptions of Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

Rodgers extended his streak of consecutive passes without an interception to 137 attempts but it would go no further than that. Jamel Dean jumped an out route and took the pass all the way to the house. At the time, the Packers had controlled the ball on offense and held a 10-0 lead.

Aaron Rodgers picked by Jamel Dean. 10-7 #GoPackGo @FPC_Buccaneers #GoBucs pic.twitter.com/Jl1Amo3NE9

— Full Press NFL (@FullPressNFL) October 18, 2020

On his very next pass, Rodgers was picked off again and the return set up a Ronald Jones touchdown to give the Buccaneers a 14-10 lead without Brady and the offense taking a single snap during the 14-point outburst. A pair of Tom Brady touchdowns, including one to Rob Gronkowski, made the score 28-10 heading into halftime. Brady ended this half going 11-of-14 for 111 yards and a pair of touchdowns. Ronald Jones led on the ground with 12 rushes for 41 yards and a touchdown. Chris Godwin has five receptions for 48 yards in his return to action. Tyler Johnson was on the receiving end of the other Brady touchdown pass.

Brady to Gronk. FINALLY. 28-10 #GoBucs @FPC_Buccaneers pic.twitter.com/IIvIiiFXF9

— Full Press NFL (@FullPressNFL) October 18, 2020