Buccaneers vs. Falcons — Raymond James Stadium

The Buccaneers and Falcons have played each other since 1977, but it didn’t become a real rivalry until both landed in the newly-formed NFC South in 2002 — and more than two decades later, the series is still essentially a coin flip: Atlanta leads the all-time series 33-32, with a 25-23 edge since the division was created. This one’s a division game with real playoff-seeding weight, not a non-conference afternoon off.

It’s the Buccaneers’ only home game in November — an afternoon kickoff, not a Monday nighter, so there’s a full day built around it rather than a work-night scramble. Raymond James Stadium has family sections and kid-friendly concourse areas like any NFL stadium; it’s a long, loud day for very young kids but a standard family outing for school-age ones.

Good to know: Raymond James Stadium, 4201 N Dale Mabry Hwy, Tampa, FL 33607. Sunday, Nov. 1, 1pm. Tickets through Ticketmaster, the Buccaneers’ official marketplace, from roughly $47 and up depending on seat. Outside Pasco County — a worth-the-drive pick.