Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield made a notable return from injury during a recent game against the New Orleans Saints, quickly leading the team to a touchdown.

Despite facing significant challenges, including evacuations due to hurricanes, the Buccaneers managed a convincing 51-27 victory against the Saints.

The Buccaneers initially dominated the game, leading 17-0, but struggled with three interceptions from Mayfield and seven penalties.

In the absence of regular starters, key players like Sean Tucker and Bucky Irving stepped up, making significant contributions to the team's success.

Defensive back Zyon McCollum redeemed himself from a previous game mistake by making a crucial interception against the Saints.

Head Coach Todd Bowles highlighted the team's identity as one rooted in 'resiliency,' especially in the face of injuries and losses.

Bowles emphasized that injuries necessitate teams to adapt and leverage the talents of all roster members.

Looking ahead, the Buccaneers, currently holding a 4-2 record, are preparing for a significant matchup against the Baltimore Ravens, who also share a 4-2 record.

This upcoming game will be a crucial test, as the Ravens lead in offensive yards per game.

Bowles advised players to maintain composure and focus on their individual tasks during high-pressure moments.

Mayfield has proven to be an effective scrambler, averaging 6.5 rushing yards per carry, ranking fifth among quarterbacks.

The Buccaneers have demonstrated their capability by securing wins against tough opponents like the Washington Commanders and Philadelphia Eagles, despite numerous injuries.