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INJURY REPORT - Tampa Bay Buccaneers Vs INJURY REPORT - Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. Las Vegas Raiders - Sunday, October 25, 2020 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS Player No. Pos. Injury Wednesday Thursday Friday Game Status Andrew Adams 26 S Hamstring Limited Participation Tom Brady 12 QB Non-Injury Related Did Not Participate Lavonte David 54 LB Knee Limited Participation Mike Evans 13 WR Ankle Limited Participation Leonard Fournette 28 RB Ankle Full Participation William Gholston 92 DL Bicep Limited Participation Chris Godwin 14 WR Hamstring Limited Participation Rob Gronkowski 87 TE Shoulder Did Not Participate Scotty Miller 10 WR Hip/Groin Limited Participation Jason Pierre-Paul 90 OLB Knee Limited Participation Antoine Winfield Jr. 31 S Shoulder Limited Participation LAS VEGAS RAIDERS Player No. Pos. Injury Wednesday Thursday Friday Game Status Johnathan Abram S Not Injury Related Did Not Participate Maliek Collins DT Shoulder Limited Participation Bryan Edwards WR Foot/Ankle Did Not Participate Rico Gafford WR Hamstring Full Participation Denzelle Good G Not Injury Related Did Not Participate Rodney Hudson C Not Injury Related Did Not Participate Gabe Jackson G Not Injury Related Did Not Participate Lamarcus Joyner CB Hamstring Limited Participation Nick Kwiatkoski LB Pectoral Full Participation Kolton Miller T Not Injury Related Did Not Participate Carl Nassib DE Toe Limited Participation Keisean Nixon CB Groin Did Not Participate Sam Young T Full Full Participation 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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