Thanks to Devin White, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers thrived on the road against the rival New Orleans Saints. They built a 10-point lead over the Saints late in the fourth quarter; the Bucs were set up in prime position while up just three points as White picked off New Orleans quarterback Drew Brees in crunch time.

Not only did Devin White pick Brees off, though, but the Buccaneers standout defender did so in some seriously impressive fashion as his return helped set Tampa Bay up with phenomenal field position as well. Following White's interception, the Buccaneers promptly marched down the field and into the end zone as future Pro Football Hall of Fame signal caller Tom Brady recorded a rare rushing touchdown on a quarterback sneak.

It is also worth noting that Devin White recovered a fumble earlier in the second half, a turnover that ultimately led to another Buccaneers touchdown to tie the game.

The Buccaneers then forced the Saints' fourth turnover of the NFC South clash on New Orleans' very next possession. This time around, it was a pick by Tampa Bay safety Mike Edwards, who joined Devin White in the takeaway parade which powered Tampa's victory on the road.

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The Buccaneers have now scored 17 consecutive points and have produced a whopping four turnovers despite playing on the road in New Orleans. Even though this game has been a back and forth affair from the jump, the Saints seemed to be controlling things for much of the first half with the Buccaneers quickly changing the momentum in the final two quarters. Although Brady and the Buccaneers offense have come up big when called upon, Tampa Bay's success on Sunday evening can be attributed to its stout defense and ability to force Brees into tough situations, with Devin White leading the way.