In what was a fantastic game, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers found a way to win against the Indianapolis Colts. It wasn't the passing attack that beat Indianapolis, but surprisingly, it was Tampa Bay's run game. Leonard Fournette played a massive role on Sunday, securing four touchdowns to help his team secure the victory.

Fournette capped off the day with an impressive 28-yard touchdown run to give the Buccaneers a 38-31 lead that would clinch the win. After struggling last year, it seems Leonard Fournette is back in business as a workhorse running back in the NFL.

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In a game where the Buccaneers struggled to throw the ball, they needed something to come alive on the offensive end to have a chance. Leonard Fournette put Tampa Bay on his back and carried them to a win over the Colts. It was an impressive performance all-around, as he gave the Bucs life throughout the entire game.

We'll see if Fournette can continue this streak. He's been phenomenal for the Buccaneers this year, working as a consistent option out of the backfield. If he can maintain this type of play, the Bucs might just find themselves in the Super Bowl yet again.

It'll be interesting to see how it plays out for Tampa Bay for the remainder of the regular season. Seeing how dominant Leonard Fournette was against the Colts, the Buccaneers might consider running the ball much more often. This will take pressure off of Tom Brady and allow the offense to utilize the play-action much more efficiently.