Murray split the uprights on a 51-yard field goal Sunday and made both of his extra point attempts in a loss to the Falcons. Murray's solid performance followed his brutal trip to Cleveland last week, when he was just 1-for-3 kicking field goals. The Buccaneers will next travel to FedEx Field to play the Redskins, representing no more favorable matchup for the Tampa Bay offense than the one it had this week.

Murray kicked a 55-yard field goal and made all four of his extra-point attempts Sunday in an overtime loss to the Saints. A week after drilling a 50-yarder, he continued his long-distance success in Week 5. A porous New Orleans defense aided a Buccaneers offensive explosion, but the team has operated much more efficiently with Mike Glennon under center. If that trend continues, Murray's strong leg could end up making him an intriguing bye week fill-in for more established kickers.

Murray kicked a pair of field goals and made all three of his extra-point attempts Sunday in a 27-24 win over the Steelers. Murray's makes were from 27 and 50 yards, the latter of which was the longest of his career thus far. His 27-yarder in the fourth quarter helped keep the Buccaneers within striking distance before the team ultimately completed the comeback in the waning seconds of the contest.

Murray made both of his extra point attempts in Thursday's 56-14 loss to the Falcons. A putrid season for the Buccaneers offense continues to hinder Murray's utility. As long as he is attached to Tampa Bay's underwhelming unit, he will remain one of the least useful kickers in all fantasy formats.

Murray made both of his extra point attempts in Sunday's 20-14 loss to the Panthers. A dismal day for the Buccaneers offense kept Murray off the field for most of the game. Until Tampa Bay establishes itself as anything more than a mediocre offensive unit, the first-year kicker's value is likely to remain limited.