Some pleasant news comes on Friday’s injury report, with no Bucs players being ruled out for Sunday’s game. Only three players were ruled as questionable and no player was even ruled doubtful. The Bucs seem to be getting the healthy start they need for their home opener.
Saftey, Miles Killebew is currently still under concussion protocol, but he has made significant progress. On Thursday, he was limited at practice, and played in a black “no-hit”jersey. On Friday, Killebrew was sporting his regular red jersey and fully participated in practice. He still has to be cleared from concussion protocol, but this is a very good sign that he may play on Sunday.
Bucs CB Jacob Parrish – Photo by: Cliff Welch/PR
Cornerback, Jacob Parrish was also limited on Thursday, but has bounced back and participated in-full on Friday. This is great headway for Parrish, who was injured during Week 1’s game. His status is currently questionable, but with the trajectory he is on, there is also a chance he plays in Week 2’s matchup.
Bucs QB Baker Mayfield – Photo by: IMAGN Images via Reuters Connect
Excitement continues to build for the Bucs first home game of the season against the Cleveland Browns. This is a big game for quarterback Baker Mayfield, given his history with the organization, so the offense is sure to be fired up. If the defense can get a healthy start, a win is within grasp for Tampa Bay.
Miles Killebrew – Concussion – Questionable
Jalen McMillan – Knee – Questionable
Bucs WR Jalen McMillan – Photo by: Cliff Welch/PR
Jacob Parrish – Back – Questionable
Teven Jenkins – Back – Out
Tyson Campbell – Ankle – Questionable