Buccaneers 31, Atlanta Falcons 7, Final - Nov. 18, 2007

Bucs June Arrested for DUI
bizoffootball.com 11/20/2007 — Yet another story about an athlete going a bit too far.

Harrington to start against Colts
ajc.com 11/20/2007 — Leftwich suffers injured tailbone in loss to Bucs By STEVE WYCHE The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Published on: 11/21/07 Flowery Branch Falcons coach Bobby Petrino's decision to reinstall Joey Harrington as the starting quarterback for Thursday's game ...

NFL WEEK 11 PICKS: BIPOLARITY — You Been Blinded - Now in Dazzling HD

Open Game Thread: Atlanta Falcons vs. Tampa Bay Bucs — The Falcoholic

GameDay Thread: Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Atlanta Falcons — Buc 'Em

Leftwich Needs to Hang On to the Ball — FanHouse

Bucs 31, Falcons 7: And Your NFC South Champs Are ... — FanHouse

Falcons Slammed by Bucs 31-7 at the Dome — Falcons Gab

Buccaneers LB Cato June Arrested for DUI — FanHouse

Bucs Pound Falcons 31-7 in Atlanta — Buccaneers Gab

Petrino not giving away Falcons starting QB plans — ESPN.com - NFL 11/16/2007
Atlanta Falcons coach Bobby Petrino declined to say Friday whether Byron Leftwich or Joey Harrington will start at quarterback against Tampa Bay.

Falcons start Leftwich over Harrington at QB — ESPN.com - NFL 11/18/2007
Byron Leftwich was starting at quarterback Sunday for the Falcons against the Buccaneers ahead of Joey Harrington, who had led Atlanta to two straight wins.

Leftwich Flops, Bucs Roll — Wash Post NFL 11/18/2007
Jeff Garcia throws for two touchdowns and the Buccaneers' defense completely stifles the Byron Leftwich-led Falcons, 31-7.

Bucs' June charged with misdemeanor DUI — ESPN.com - NFL 11/19/2007
Linebacker Cato June was arrested early Monday, just hours after the Buccaneers returned home following a 31-7 victory in Atlanta, and charged with a misdemeanor count of driving under the influence.

In Tampa Bay, Garcia Is Swimming in Success — Wash Post NFL 11/20/2007
Quarterback Jeff Garcia is still humming along at age 37 and is reinventing himself once again in Tampa Bay, where he is playing for his fifth team in five years and is crafting a reputation as one of the league's grittiest winners.