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Week 2 Expert Picks: Buccaneers vs. Saints

The Buccaneers travel to New Orleans this week to take on the Saints. Take a look at how the experts are predicting the outcome.

Sep 19, 2015 at 04:46 AM

Both division rivals come into this game 0-1. The Buccaneers suffered a home loss against the Tennessee Titans in Week 1 while the Saints fell on the road 31-19 against the Arizona Cardinals.

Each team will look to bounce back and get their first win of the season this week when they square off in the Mercedes Benz Superdome. As always, we looked to the Internet to see how the experts are predicting Sunday's game.

NFL.com Elliot Harrison – Saints

Around the NFL Consensus – Saints

ESPN.com Consensus – Saints

ProFootballTalk, Mike Florio – Saints

Rotoworld, Evan Silva – Saints

USA Today, Consensus – Saints

SBNation.com, Consensus – Saints

CBSSports.com, Consensus – Saints

FoxSports.com, Consensus – Saints

Microsoft Cortana – Saints

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