Game Ball: It's Keith Tandy in a thrilling, late-game comeback. If we're talking which player helped himself in a final roster audition, it's probably rookie WR Adam Humphries. If we're talking which player made the most impressive Buc debut, it has to go to K Kyle Brindza. And if we wanted to honor the single most important play to the game's outcome, we'd have to give it to LB Khaseem Greene and his James Harrison Super Bowl impersonation. But Thursday's game ball goes to the player that helped a Buccaneer victory remain a Buccaneer victory, even when it seemed likely Miami would get the comeback win.
Buccaneers vs. Dolphins Game Awards
