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Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles experienced a health scare during celebrations after intercepting Dak Prescott, which led to him being hit in the stomach with a helmet. Despite the painful incident, Bowles confirmed he will be fine moving forward. The article highlights the surprising victory of the Bucs over the heavily favored Dallas Cowboys and praises rookie quarterback Jalon Daniels and running back Bucky Irving for their performance.
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Story summary
Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles suffered a health scare during celebrations after his team's 24-16 upset win over the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday at AT&T Stadium. The incident occurred when Bowles was struck in the stomach with a helmet while celebrating a crucial interception by his players that helped seal the victory. Initially, Bowles grimaced and knelt down on the sideline as the clock expired, causing concern among observers. However, he later stated that he would be fine moving forward according to ESPN.
The Buccaneers, who were heavy underdogs and played with an undrafted rookie quarterback Jalon Daniels making his second career start in place of injured Baker Mayfield, secured their first win of the season despite entering the game on a short week. The team dominated time of possession, controlling the ball for over 39 minutes during the contest.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles had every reason to celebrate after his team pulled off an impressive upset win over the Dallas Cowboys.
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team → have → Cowboys
So, when he was seen grimacing in pain on the sideline while down on one knee as the clock wound down on the Bucs’ 24-16 win Thursday at AT&T Stadium, it was an alarming scene.
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it → see → Stadium
However, it turns out the 62-year-old was in pain because he took a helmet to the stomach during the Buccaneers’ celebration after they intercepted Dak Prescott to help seal the win, according to ESPN.
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they → turn → ESPN
Bowles said he will be OK moving forward, according to the report.
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he → say → report
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For Bowles, taking a helmet to the stomach may be a small price to pay for the Bucs’ first win of the season.
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taking → take → season
They entered the game as heavy underdogs, going on the road on a short week while starting Jalon Daniels at quarterback, an undrafted rookie making his second career start in relief of Baker Mayfield.
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They → enter → Mayfield
The Bucs dominated time of possession, holding the ball for more than 39 minutes.
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Bucs → dominate → minutes
They also forced three turnovers (two Prescott interceptions and a fumble by KeVontae Turpin on a kickoff return) and outgained the Cowboys by more than 50 yards.
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They → force → yards
Daniels completed 19 of his 25 passes for 189 yards and a touchdown.
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Daniels → complete → yards
Running back Bucky Irving was outstanding in the win, running for 165 yards on 21 carries with a rushing touchdown, and catching two passes for 10 yards and a receiving touchdown.
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Irving → run → yards
For the Buccaneers, Thursday night’s win over the Cowboys was much needed after a dismal start to the season.
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win → need → season
They had lost their first four games by a combined 20 points, hanging around in every game but not doing enough to come out on top.
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They → lose → top
Bowles will look to have his squad build on some positive momentum — and avoid taking another helmet to the stomach — when they play the Pittsburgh Steelers next Sunday.
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they → look → Steelers
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