Bucs Record Watch 2024: Week 9 at Chiefs

After losing two straight at home, Week 9 won’t be easy for the 4-4 Bucs as they face the 7-0 Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium on Monday Night Football.

The Bucks slumped in the middle of the 2023 season, dropping to 4-7, but turned around in the final stages to win the NFC South title and extend their streak of consecutive playoff appearances. As November 2024 begins, Tampa Bay is looking to avoid a similar mid-season slide, but doing so may be difficult as they enter one of the NFL’s toughest environments with two straight losses and a comeback attempt. . The Super Bowl champion Chiefs suffered their first loss of the year.

If they can’t pull off an upset, the Bucks will lose their third straight game, drop to 4-5, and face Todd Bowles’ kryptonite, the 49ers, at 4-6 next week. Therefore, we receive a lot of calls during prime time.

As always, there are more stories in this article Super Bowl LV Week 9 rematch, That’s why we’re here now. As we do every week here at PewterReport.com, this week we take a look at what else is coming up during this week’s games. Of course, we’re talking about records and milestones that some Bucks are aiming for.

last week, Baker Mayfield passes Craig Erickson for ninth-most passing yards in franchise history, Cade Otton passes O.J. Howard for eighth-most receptions by a tight end in team history, Chase -McLaughlin tied Martin Gramatica and Connor Barth for the record for 50 field goals. + Yards in Buccaneer History.

Here’s how things stand heading into Week 9.

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With over 300 passing yards and over 100 rushing yards in Monday night’s game, the Bucs become the first team since the Broncos in 2013 to accomplish these feats in four straight games.

With 400 total yards in Monday’s game, the Bucs will tie the longest streak of 400+ yards in franchise history (most recently four in 2021, four to date).

If the Bucks score 25 points, it would tie them with the 2012 and 2020 Bucks for the longest streak of 25 or more points in franchise history (six).

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Mayfield would pass Steve DeBerg (61) with 13 more touchdowns to rank eighth in team history.

With two more passing touchdowns, Mayfield will become the first Bucs quarterback since Tom Brady (2021) to have multiple passing touchdowns in six consecutive games.

With three more passing touchdowns, Mayfield will become the eighth quarterback in NFL history to have three or more passing touchdowns in five consecutive games. He will join Tom Brady, Andrew Luck, Peyton Manning (twice), Dan Marino, Aaron Rodgers (twice), Russell Wilson and Steve Young. Just recently (in 2018) I had good luck.

Mayfield’s three passing touchdowns against the Chiefs will set a Bucs record for longest consecutive passing touchdown streak of three or more games (five games).

If he has at least 300 passing yards and three passing touchdowns in a game, Mayfield will become the sixth quarterback in NFL history to reach that mark in four consecutive games. He will join Drew Brees, Patrick Mahomes, Peyton Manning, Aaron Rodgers and Steve Young.

Mayfield will need a huge six-touchdown night to match Tom Brady (27 years old in 2021) for the most touchdowns in nine games in franchise history.

Ratchard White

Bucks QB Baker Mayfield and RB Rathard White – Photo courtesy of USA Today

White needs one more receiving touchdown to tie for second-most running backs in Bucs history, joining Warrick Dunn and James Wilder (nine).

With 17 more receiving yards, White will pass Doug Martin (1,091) for seventh-most receiving yards in Buccaneer running history.

Cade Otton

Otto needs five more receptions to pass Alex Smith (129) for seventh-most in team history.

With eight receptions against the Chiefs, Otton joins Brock Bowers (2024) and Travis Kelce (2023) as the only tight ends in the league since 2022 (the year Otton entered the NFL) with three receptions. Recorded eight or more receptions in consecutive games.

With one more touchdown reception, Otton will tie Ron Hall (10) for the ninth-most by a tight end in Buccaneer history.

With two receiving touchdowns in Monday’s game, Otton joins Rob Gronkowski (2021) as the only tight ends in Bucs history to score multiple receiving touchdowns in consecutive games.

Will Gholston

Bucs head coach Todd Bowles and ILB Lavonte David – Photo by Cliff Welch/PR

Monday night will be Gholston’s 178th game with the Bucks, leaving him six games removed from passing Paul Gleiber (183) for fourth place in franchise history.

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David is scheduled to play in 190 games as a backup, which will tie him with Dave Moore for third most in team history.

David needs three sacks to pass David Logan (39.0) for sixth place in franchise history.

If he defends six more passes, David will pass Carlton Davis III (73) for fourth in Tampa Bay history.

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Bucs Safety Antoine Winfield Jr. – Photo by Cliff Welch P/R

Winfield is one sack shy of tying him with Keith Bostic (17.0) for 14th place among defensive backs since sacks became an official statistic in 1982. Two more sacks would tie him for 11th place with Adam Archuleta, Bill Bates and Roman Harper (18.0). Most of that comes from defensive backs, with three more tied for 10th with him and Charles Woodson (20.0).

With three more forced fumbles, Winfield will pass Hardy Nickerson (13) for seventh place on Buccaneer history.

Winfield needs one more fumble recovery to tie Lee Roy Selmon (10) for fourth place among Bucs defenders.

Chase McLaughlin

McLaughlin needs one more field goal from 50 yards or more to set a new franchise record (16).