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After finally getting into the win column with a primetime victory over the Cowboys in Week 5, the 1-4 Bucs have enjoyed something of a mini bye week ahead of their Week 6 matchup with the 3-2 Steelers this Sunday…

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers host the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 6 at Raymond James Stadium following their first win of the season against the Dallas Cowboys. Head coach Todd Bowles' team holds a 1-4 record, while Mike McCarthy's Steelers enter the matchup at 3-2. Undrafted rookie quarterback Jalon Daniels is expected to make his third consecutive start for Tampa Bay as Baker Mayfield continues to deal with a dislocated thumb.
Tampa Bay relies heavily on running back Bucky Irving, who accumulated 165 total yards and two touchdowns in Week 5. Meanwhile, the Steelers are led by 42-year-old quarterback Aaron Rodgers and a defense featuring pass rusher T.J. Watt. Pittsburgh enters the contest as a 2.5-point road favorite.
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