Detroit Lions expose Tampa Bay Buccaneers' weaknesses, starting
with offense  Lions cornerback Chris Houston intercepts a pass
intended for Arrelious Benn during the second quarter. The Bucs
scored one offensive touchdown, with 1:35 left in the game.
Do not be fooled by the scoreboard, where things were prettied
up by the end.  Do not be tricked by the final statistics, which
urge you to think that maybe this loss wasn't that bad.  Do not
be swindled by the wackiness of the final play, which suggests
that the Bucs were closer to victory than they were.  This was
ugly, and this was lopsided and this was a disappointing way to
start a football season. For most of the afternoon, it was like
watching an opponent stuff Tampa Bay's hope into a pinata, hoist
it up the crossbar and then spend 60 minutes whacking at it.
Whatever you thought of the Bucs' prospects before this game, it
is doubtful you feel the same resolve about it today.  Detroit
27, Tampa Bay 20. And anyone who says this was a close
competition is