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Buccaneers vs. Browns Game Delayed Due to Lightning
Developing
In Short: The game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Cleveland Browns was paused at the two-minute warning in the fourth quarter due to lightning strikes near Raymond James Stadium.

The Browns held a 23-19 lead at the time of the delay, with the Buccaneers threatening to close the gap.
According to the NFL, games are generally delayed if lightning strikes within eight miles of the stadium.
Both teams have timeouts remaining: the Buccaneers have all three, while the Browns have two.
The next weather update is expected around 6:15 pm ET, with no immediate indication of when play will resume.
What this adds
The first half saw both teams trading field goals, resulting in a 9-6 lead for the Buccaneers at halftime.
Background
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What's still developing
- The game stopped at the two-minute warning and has been paused since around 4 pm ET.
- Browns on top 23-19. #nfln #espn #bucs #browns pic.twitter.com/imZbMaNu8f The Browns hold a 23-19 lead at the two-minute warning in the fourth quarter, but the Buccaneers are threatening to secure a late advantage.
- Kickers were active in the first half, as the teams traded field goals to make it a 9-6 Buccaneers lead at the break.
