The Tampa Bay Buccaneers held off the Green Bay Packers 17-14 on Sunday, surviving a one-score finish at home in Week 4. It was the kind of early-season test that separates contenders from pretenders in the NFC, and Tampa Bay found just enough to come out on the right side of it. Green Bay had its chances late but could never find the play that would have flipped the scoreboard. Baker Mayfield was the difference at quarterback, throwing for 257 yards and both of Tampa Bay's touchdown passes. His favorite target was Chris Godwin Jr, who piled up a game-high 123 receiving yards and consistently moved the chains when the Buccaneers needed a drive. Green Bay leaned on Josh Jacobs, who churned out a game-best 73 rushing yards, but the Packers never quite matched Tampa Bay's efficiency through the air. Defensively, Tampa Bay's Jacob Parrish was everywhere, leading all players with nine total tackles and helping keep Jacobs from breaking the game open. The turning point came when Tykee Smith came down with the game's lone interception, a takeaway that swung possession at a moment Green Bay could not afford to lose it. The Packers got a strong push up front from Dani Dennis-Sutton, whose 1.5 sacks paced the game, but it wasn't enough to overcome the giveaway in a three-point loss.