Jamel Dean had a strong performance against the Chargers, contributing to the Buccaneers' defensive success with an interception and a solid PFF grade of 78.9. His play was crucial in limiting the Chargers' offensive efficiency.

Jamel Dean made a significant impact in the game against the Chargers by recording an interception that snapped Justin Herbert's impressive streak of 357 passes without a pick. This turnover was pivotal in maintaining the momentum for the Bucs, showcasing Dean's ability to rise to the occasion despite the team's injury struggles.

Jamel Dean made a pivotal play by intercepting a pass from Justin Herbert, which led to a 35-yard touchdown pass from Baker Mayfield to Mike Evans, helping the Buccaneers erase a halftime deficit and take control of the game.

Jamel Dean recorded his first interception of the season, ending Justin Herbert's streak of 357 attempts without a pick. This play came at a crucial moment, helping to shift momentum in favor of the Buccaneers during their dominant second half.

Jamel Dean made a pivotal play by intercepting Justin Herbert's pass, ending Herbert's impressive streak of 357 consecutive pass attempts without an interception. This interception contributed to the Buccaneers' dominant second half, as they capitalized on the Chargers' struggles.