Eagles, Buccaneers lose amid late-game collapses

Tampa Bay squandered a 13-3 halftime lead and lost 26-19 to Pittsburgh in overtime, extending its struggles to a 1-5 start. The Buccaneers’ offense stalled after halftime, producing just 121 yards and six points across its final eight drives, including a stretch of four possessions that gained only seven yards and ended in two punts and two interceptions. Commentary on the collapse faulted offensive coordinator Zac Robinson for moving away from the short-pass concepts that had worked early and criticized head coach Todd Bowles and the team’s late-game play-calling; those calls for a coaching change reflect commentators’ opinions, not an announced team decision.