The Buccaneers hosted their first home game post-Hurricane Milton, following a decisive 51-7 win over the Saints, but faced significant challenges as they lost top receivers Mike Evans and Chris Godwin to injuries. Jackson improved his record against the Buccaneers to 3-0, showcasing stellar performance with 281 passing yards and five touchdowns, leading the Ravens to a 41-31 victory. Despite gaining an early lead, the Bucs were hampered by injuries, with Evans aggravating a hamstring injury and Godwin suffering a severe ankle injury. Coach Todd Bowles expressed disappointment over the circumstances but defended keeping Godwin in the game for competitiveness. Mayfield also performed well, throwing for 370 yards and three touchdowns, with Evans marking his 100th career touchdown reception before his injury.

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