NEW ORLEANS
1. Hurry-up brings a spark: Bucs rookie QB Jameis Winston had thrown for just 42 yards on his first four drives, but what sparked the passing game at the end of the first half was the shift to their two-minute offense.
"Two-minute is definitely different than our regular offense," said WR Louis Murphy, who caught a 23-yard pass with 16 seconds left, setting up a 15-yard touchdown pass to Vincent Jackson for a 10-7 halftime lead.
The Bucs work on two-minute drill every Thursday, and this week, the drive ended with an interception.