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The line on this game opened at Tampa Bay -2.5 and has moved to -3 and back down again at some of the books.

The Bucs have won 8 of the last 10 in this series and gone 8-2 Against The Spread. The teams last met in 2012 when Tampa Bay won 36-17 on the road in Minnesota. They have not played in Tampa since 2008 when the Bucs won 19-13. Five of the last six meetings in Tampa have gone over the total.

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