Bucs showcase strong run game in 43-13 win over Panthers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 26, 2026, 11:27 PM
Last updated Oct 26, 2026

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers secured a decisive 43-13 victory against the Carolina Panthers at Bank of America Stadium on October 22. Coach Todd Bowles emphasized the team's renewed physicality and discipline, crucial elements absent during their 1-5 start. The Bucs achieved 258 rushing yards, largely thanks to Bucky Irving's 106 yards, while quarterback Baker Mayfield attempted only 11 passes. This performance marks an important shift as the Bucs seek to maintain this momentum moving forward.
- •Bucs rush for 258 yards against Panthers.
- •Bucky Irving leads with 106 rushing yards.
- •Baker Mayfield throws for just 64 yards.
- •Bucs win their second game in three outings.
- •Bowles stresses the need to keep this attitude.
- 11:27 PMYahoo Sports — Bucs’ renewed ‘attitude’ begins with the run game
"With his players gathered around in a victorious locker room at Bank of America Stadium following the Bucs’ 43-13 rout of Carolina, Todd Bowles had a message that extended beyond one satisfying Sunday afternoon. The Bucs finally had played with the physicality, urgency and discipline that had been missing during their 1-5 start.
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