It wasn't pretty, but it was already a given the NFC South would be won ugly.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers rallied back from a 16-6 deficit and rough performance by Tom Brady to defeat the Arizona Cardinals 19-16, capping off the NFL's Christmas Day slate with a win that puts them in prime position to take the league's most moribund division.
The Buccaneers entered the game with a significant advantage considering the Cardinals were starting career back-up quarterback Trace McSorley, but that didn't stop their own offense from struggling for most of the game. Brady finished 32-of-48 for 281 passing yards, one touchdown and two interceptions, while the running game averaged 3.8 yards per rush.Cris Collinsworth not sure what he's seeing out of Tom Brady: "I got nothing. I mean, this is a layup.
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