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NFL · Fantasy Football · published 2026-10-09T00:00:00+00:00 · via NBC Sports (Rotoworld)

Buccaneers knock off Cowboys on Thursday night

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Tampa Bay defeated Dallas 24-16 on Thursday Night Football. The Buccaneers rushed for 241 yards as a team. Bucky Irving accounted for 165 of those rushing yards.

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The Buccaneers beat the Cowboys 24-16 on Thursday Night Football. Tampa Bay’s team rushing total was 241 yards, with Bucky Irving responsible for 165 of those yards. In the broader football conversation, such a ground performance can shape how fans and fantasy players evaluate Tampa Bay’s backfield and Dallas’s run defense, though the provided material offers no further game details.

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This result could affect fans, fantasy football participants, and sports media who follow the Buccaneers, Cowboys, and Thursday night games. A strong Tampa Bay rushing showing may influence how people discuss Bucky Irving’s role and Dallas’s defense in the coming days. For fantasy managers, the yardage totals could shape lineup decisions or trade talk, though actual impact depends on league rules and scoring settings. It may also add to broader NFL conversation around team rushing success.

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