Green Bay Packers' Jordan Love seeks rhythm against a winless Tampa Bay Buccaneers squad with undrafted rookie Jalon Daniels leading the charge.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are set to play host to the Green Bay Packers in Week 4.
Fans at Raymond James Stadium have gotten a bit rowdy as their team is off to a rare 0-3 start, but there is a bit of hope with the 1-2 Packers coming to town.
Green Bay's trip to Tampa wouldn't be complete without a win, especially knowing they get to face undrafted rookie quarterback Jalon Daniels instead of Baker Mayfield.
The Packers defense has been alright this season, but it's been the offensive line that has really held this team back. Here in Week 4, it's time to see if head coach Matt LaFleur and Co. have what it takes to turn this team around.
Daniels leads the Buccaneers in rushing
While the Bucs have Bucky Irving, this feels like the type of game where the former six-year Kansas Jayhawks QB runs all over the Packers' defense.
That's not to say the Buccaneers are going to run away with this game, far from it, but there's a very real chance Green Bay isn't prepared for just how much Daniels is ready to run.
He already showed off his legs in an extremely limited sample size against the Minnesota Vikings, so it'll be interesting to see how that translates to a full 60-minute game.
Tucker Kraft gets his first touchdown
With wide receiver Jayden Reed out for the year, QB Jordan Love needs to make sure he gets the most out of the Tucker Kraft, Matthew Golden, and Christian Watson trio.
Watson and Golden have been terrific this season, but it's been an extremely slow start for Kraft, who may not be at 100%.
Regardless, this feels like the perfect game to get him a red zone touchdown, one that would be his first since his two-touchdown game in Pittsburgh on October 26, 2025.
Packers improve to 2-2
Winning on the road is extremely important, but it's even more important that this team takes care of business against teams they have no business losing to.
That wasn't the case in their home opener against the Atlanta Falcons, but who knows? The Falcons could absolutely be competing for an NFC South title by the end of the year.
All the Packers can do is take things one step at a time, and that starts on Sunday, Oct. 4, with a must-win game against the Buccaneers.
