On the final play from scrimmage in the first half, the Buccaneers continued to take advantage of their opponent's mistakes — as they have throughout the postseason. This time Tampa Bay capitalized on a late Aaron Rodgers interception at midfield that gave Tom Brady a short field and under 30 seconds to score.
Brady threw a stunning, 39-yard touchdown strike to Bucs receiver Scotty Miller with one second left in the second quarter that put Tampa Bay ahead, 21-10. Tampa Bay came into Sunday’s game with 27 points scored following turnovers in its two previous road victories.
The sequence began when the Packers took over at their own 13-yard line with slightly more than two minutes remaining before intermission.