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There was an exciting surprise when the Bucs took to practice on Saturday with rookie wide receiver Emeka Egbuka actually participating. Egbuka had a helmet on and was participating in warmups with his team, which is a vast improvement from how his game status began during the week.

We saw Egbuka working out with a trainer the day before, but that didn’t guarantee that he’d be in play for Monday night’s game. He has a much better shot after Saturday, as head coach Todd Bowles said that Egbuka will be a game-time decision.

“It is possible,” Bowles said. “I mean, it is not definite. Again, this will go all the way up until game time. He wants to play, but that depends on how he feels and how he looks.”

More good news came as well as legendary inside linebacker Lavonte David practiced for the first time this week. The 35-year old ageless wonder is at the point of his career where he doesn’t need much practice to go and play. Some fans were concerned that he hadn’t participated previously, but this is how it’ll go for him during the rest of the season – having at least one rest day a week.

Speaking of legendary players, wide receiver Mike Evans practiced after being out on Friday. He participated on Thursday for the first time since Week 3, so Friday was maintenance day ahead of him practicing on Saturday. If the Bucs are able to have Evans and Egbuka for Monday, that’s a gigantic component for the offense and for quarterback Baker Mayfield.

Bucs Wrs Emeka Egbuka And Mike Evans

Bucs WRs Emeka Egbuka and Mike Evans – Photo by: USA Today

Not practicing was Emeka Egbuka, Chris Godwin Jr., Luke Haggard. Josh Williams wore a non-contact jersey. It doesn’t come as a surprise that they have all been ruled out for the game.

Bowles said that practice squad guard Mike Jordan could possibly play on Monday night, but he’ll be a game-time decision.

“He is making some progress, so he will be in play for Monday, as well,” Bowles said.

Here is the full injury report on Saturday for the Bucs and Lions ahead of their primetime matchup.

Bucs Saturday Injury Report 

WR Chris Godwin Jr. – Fibula – Did Not Participate – Out
G Luke Haggard – Shoulder – Did Not Participate – Out
RB Bucky Irving – Foot/Shoulder – Did Not Participate – Out
RB Josh Williams – Concussion – Limited – Out
ILB Lavonte David – Knee/Rib – Full – Questionable
WR Emeka Egbuka – Hamstring – Limited – Questionable
WR Mike Evans – Hamstring – Full – Questionable
QB Teddy Bridgewater – Illness – Did Not Participate – Questionable

Lions Saturday Injury Report

S Kerby Joseph – Knee – Did Not Participate – Out
CB Avonte Maddox – Hamstring – Did Not Participate – Out
RB Sione Vaki – Groin – Did Not Participate – Out
CB Terrion Arnold – Shoulder – Limited Participation – Out
OT Taylor Decker – Shoulder – Did Not Participate – Questionable
DT D.J. Reader – Back – Limited Participation – Questionable
DT Alim McNeill – Knee – Full Participation – Questionable

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Matt Matera joined Pewter Report as an intern in 2018 and worked his way to becoming a full-time Bucs beat writer in 2020. In addition to providing daily coverage of the Bucs for Pewter Report, he also spearheads the Pewter Report Podcast on the PewterReportTV YouTube channel. Matera also makes regular in-season radio appearances analyzing Bucs football on WDAE 95.3 FM, the flagship station of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

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