Linebackers Kwon Alexander and Lavonte David provided most of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' big defensive plays in Sunday's down-to-the-wire, 37-32 loss to the Los Angeles Rams. Together they combined for 15 stops, the Buccaneers' only sack, interception and forced fumble, and three of the team's five tackles for loss.
The interception belonged to Alexander, who took his third career pick 38 yards to the opposite end zone for his first NFL touchdown. That was the Buccaneers' first defensive touchdown of the season – on their first takeaway of the season – and the first since David went 20 yards on a pick-six at Philadelphia on Nov.