The Bucs held on in a thrilling game to beat the Bills 33-27 in overtime on Sunday. With the win, it moved the Bucs to 10-3 on the season, remaining in the hunt for the No. 1 seed in the NFC. Tampa Bay will enter Week 15 with a chance to lock up the NFC South with a victory over the Saints.

On the Bucs first touchdown, Leonard Fournette followed his pullers and turned on the jets. Fueled by a devastating block by tackle Donovan Smith, Fournette ran 47 yards for the score. Fournette reached 21 mph on the run to give the Bucs the go-ahead score.

On a drive that saw big chain moving catches by Rob Gronkowski and Chris Godwin, Tom Brady found Mike Evans in the corner of the end zone for a 17-3 lead. Evans leapt for the acrobatic catch to put the Bucs ahead 14 points.

Here’s another look at Evans incredible touchdown grab.

On the third touchdown of the game, Brady marched the offense 72 yards down the field for the score. A spectacular sideline catch by Evans, set the Bucs up at the 2-yard line. Brady kept it himself two plays later on a quarterback sneak to go ahead 24-3 just before the half.

After a second half collapse by both sides of the ball, the Bucs found themselves in overtime needing a score to win. The game-winning drive included a close third down conversion by Fournette and a defensive pass interference call drawn by Mike Evans.  On a 3rd-and-3 mesh concept, Brady saw Perriman get open out of the corner of his eye. He delivered a perfectly thrown pass and Perriman had one man to beat. The speedy wideout won the foot race to give the Bucs the victory on Brady’s 700th career touchdown pass.