INJURY REPORT - Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Washington Football Team - Saturday, January 9, 2021

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INJURY REPORT - Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Washington Football Team - Saturday, January 9, 2021 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS Player No. Pos. Injury Tuesday* Wednesday Thursday Game Status Jeremiah Ledbetter 95 DL Calf Did Not Participate Did Not Participate Did Not Participate Out Carlton Davis 24 CB Groin Did Not Participate Limited Participation Full Participation Questionable Mike Evans 13 WR Knee Did Not Participate Did Not Participate Limited Participation Questionable Not Injury Related/ LeSean McCoy 25 RB Illness Did Not Participate Full Participation Did Not Participate Questionable Ronald Jones 27 RB Finger/Quad Full Participation Full Participation Full Participation - Jason Pierre-Paul 90 OLB Knee Did Not Participate Did Not Participate Limited Participation - Ndamukong Suh 93 DL Not Injury Related Did Not Participate - *Tampa Bay conducted a walk-through on Tuesday. The practice status is an estimation based on the level of participation player would have had in a regular practice. WASHINGTON FOOTBALL TEAM Player No. Pos. Injury Tuesday* Wednesday Thursday Game Status Thomas Davis Sr. 58 LB Knee Did Not Participate Did Not Participate Did Not Participate Out Antonio Gibson 24 RB Toe Did Not Participate Limited Participation Limited Participation Questionable Terry McLaurin 17 WR Ankle Did Not Participate Limited Participation Limited Participation Questionable Kevin Pierre-Louis 54 LB Ankle Limited Participation Limited Participation Limited Participation Questionable Alex Smith 11 QB Calf Did Not Participate Limited Participation Limited Participation Questionable Jonathan Allen 93 DT Not Injury Related Did Not Participate Full Participation Full Participation - Kendall Fuller 29 CB Knee Limited Participation Full Participation - Brandon Scherff 75 G Shoulder Limited Participation Limited Participation Full Participation - *Washington conducted a walk-through on Tuesday. The practice status is an estimation based on the level of participation player would have had in a regular practice. Full Participation (FP) = 100% of a player’s normal reps Bold indicates change in status Out = will not play Limited Participation (LP) = less than 100% of a player’s normal reps Doubtful = unlikely to play Did Not Participate in Practice (DNP) Questionable = uncertain to play.

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