Buccaneers vs. Falcons live updates: Baker Mayfield, Kirk Cousins face off on 'Thursday Night Football'

A truly unbelievable night from Kyle Pitts continues with this bobbling touchdown catch, but the Falcons once again fail on the two-point conversion, and it's 28-26, Tampa Bay.

Still, what a marvelous catch from Pitts. He, Bijan Robinson and Drake London (who is out tonight) can be legitimate building blocks for this offense, no matter what this offseason holds.

Darnell Mooney fumbled, and there were five Buccaneers around the ball. But it was Bijan Robinson who came away with it. Outstanding effort from an outstanding player. He might have saved the game for Atlanta.

What a great play from Dee Alford, who baited Baker Mayfield, sunk down to Mike Evans and made the athletic grab.

Mayfield now has five interceptions in his last five games, and Atlanta has renewed life.

My goodness, what a player Bijan Robinson is. And what a good job the Falcons keep doing responding. Each of Atlanta's three touchdowns have come immediately after a Tampa Bay score.

Really great play design here.

He then added on the two-point conversion, and Tampa Bay is up 14.

What a massive play for Tampa Bay. Bijan Robinson caught a quick pass, but Christian Izien laid a perfect hit right on the ball, and Jacob Parrish recovered.

The Buccaneers have a +10 turnover margin this season, tied for third-best in the NFL.

A big blow for Tampa Bay. His replacement, Jacob Parrish, is having a tough night.

Sills got behind Jamel Dean and might have had a touchdown, but he had it go right through his hands.

The Falcons keep giving the Buccaneers opportunities, and Baker Mayfield and Tampa Bay keep taking advantage. This time, Dee Alford committed illegal contact on a third-and-goal from the 13, Divine Deablo got a tripping penalty on the next play, and then Mayfield found Devin Culp for the score.

A third-string running back scored Tampa Bay's first touchdown. Now a third-string tight end has its second.

A 45-yard catch in his first game since Week 7. Just goes up and over Cobee Bryant and shows tremendous concentration and hand-eye coordination to catch the bobble.

This was very well-defended by Bryant. It didn't matter.

So this is what the Falcons were envisioning when they drafted Kyle Pitts fourth overall. He has six catches for 111 yards and two touchdowns already!

Pitts had a 36-yard catch on the play prior, too. He's too fast for safeties, too big for cornerbacks. The hosts have no answers.

Mike Evans tried to go up high on a Baker Mayfield throw, but Cobee Bryant came through and crumpled him to the ground. Evans is in some pain on the sideline.

Bijan Robinson broke off a big run, but it's coming back thanks to a hold by Dylan Drummond, one that was completely unnecessary.

The Falcons are already up to eight penalties.

... and they've been costly. A third-down defensive holding gave Tampa Bay a first down. Another penalty was declined because Emeka Egbuka caught a 23-yard pass anyway. This latest penalty negated a sack that would have resulted in a third down.

The Falcons appeared to have to settle for a short field goal, but Zyon McCollum was offside on the attempt, giving Atlanta a first down. Kirk Cousins took immediate advantage, finding Kyle Pitts for an 8-yard score.

Good work from Cousins here standing tall and getting through his progressions.

Both scoring drives have been extended due to penalty A.J. Terrell's third-down penalty extended the Buccaneers drive that resulted in a touchdown. Now, the Falcons are getting some penalty luck of their own. Overall, there have been seven accepted penalties between the two teams.

He's struggling with a right ankle injury.

Two-headed monster? How about three? With Bucky Irving and Rachaad White already making their mark, it's Sean Tucker who finishes off the Buccaneers' second offensive drive with a touchdown.

The play came two snaps after Jalen McMillan caught a 19-yard pass down to the 1-yard line. It was McMillan's first catch of the year; he suffered a severe neck strain in the preseason and was in a brace for several months. Though his return isn't as hyped as Evans', he could play a big role as a slot or outside target.

A 12-yard gain and a first down on his first catch since Week 3

Mike Hughes is headed to the sideline after a long Rachaad White run, walking a bit gingerly.

Both teams reached roughly midfield before stalling out. There's been a heavy run emphasis for Atlanta -- not a surprise given they have Bijan Robinson and are down Michael Penix and Drake London -- while Bucky Irving was responsible for all of the Buccaneers' yards on the first drive.

Jamel Dean made a hard hit on Kyle Pitts, and appeared to be favoring his shoulder.

The Buccaneers start with the ball, and Bucky Irving rips off a nice chunk gain for a first down.

Baker Mayfield came out of the gates like an MVP candidate, but he has struggled since. With Mike Evans and Jalen McMillan back in the fold, can he turn things around over the final month of the season?

Remember, Mayfield did injure his shoulder in Week 7 against the Lions; he did not have a single rush attempt in that game or the next two. But he has been running more of late.

Baker Mayfield will have all of his wide receivers for the first time this year, but he will be down his tight end: Cade Otton, who was doubtful due to a knee injury, is indeed out. Same for Tykee Smith (neck/shoulder).

Drake London, who has not played since Week 11 due to a knee injury, remains out for Atlanta, as was previously announced.

But the Falcons did get good news: All of their players listed as questionable (Kyle Pitts, Jalon Walker, Brandon Dorlus and David Onyemata) are active.

The Buccaneers are in their Creamsicles, while the Falcons are donning their throwback red helmet/black jersey combo. That makes it a rare NFL game in which neither team wears white.

Falcons and Buccaneers set for a rare uniform matchup on Thursday night that almost never happens

John Breech