Buccaneers Week 4 top performers vs Kansas City

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A turnover on the opening kickoff knocked the defense off-kilter and they could never recover en route to a 41-31 defeat.
The offense was forced to open up the playbook for the first time and generally looked good, but several defenders experienced a night to forget. We’ll recap some top performers...
Evans beat up on players worse than him and caught two touchdowns on his signature corner fades — a normally mediocre play that hardly works for 99% of other teams but is near-indefensible against him. No. 13 also became the team’s all-time leader in career scrimmage yards as part of his 8-catch, 109-yard night.
As usual, him just being his awesome self. Give your best players the ball and good things happen.
Chris Godwin came back from injury (again) and continued to look good (again). He finished with 7 catches for 55 yards and should’ve had another long reception that was erased by penalty. Him being back to his normal self will be imperative for this offense to function efficiently.
Tom Brady hopefully showed HC Todd Bowles and OC Byron Leftwich that he is, in fact, still Tom Brady and that he can competently carry a high-volume passing offense. He looked excellent completing 38 of 51 passes for 363 yards and three touchdowns with only 1 sack despite the clearly slanted game flow.
Edwards has been balling out to begin the season as he looks to prove himself as a full-time starter for the first time. He, like most others, had some rough spots but in general it was more good than bad with 12 combined tackles and a sack.
Keanu Neal stepped in most of the contest for an injured Logan Ryan and held up alright, making 6 tackles — including one for loss on a run stuff. Not being a total liability in what essentially was a spot start deserves a nod.
Sean Murphy-Bunting played his first defensive snaps of the year and managed an interception off Mahomes, which falls perfectly in line with his mostly-bad-but-occasionally-opportunistic ethos. On a night where Mahomes was basically perfect, the takeaway does deserve respect.
Succop made all of his kicks and didn’t do anything to actively ruin his team’s chances to win. Can’t say the same for most of his special teams companions.