Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield will need to attempt more than three passes on Sunday when the team travels to face the Chicago Bears. The Buccaneers' passing attack has been limited in recent outings, and the matchup at Soldier Field presents an opportunity to get the aerial offense back on track.
Mayfield, who has started every game for Tampa Bay this season, will look to exploit a Bears secondary that has shown vulnerability against the pass. The Buccaneers' coaching staff has emphasized the importance of establishing a rhythm early, and Mayfield's ability to distribute the ball to his receivers will be critical.
Kickoff is scheduled for Sunday afternoon in Chicago. Both teams enter the game with playoff aspirations, making this a pivotal late-season contest in the NFC.
