The Buccaneers and Panthers released their third injury reports of the week on Saturday. Below is the list from both teams. Items in BOLD denote a change from the previous day.
Tampa Bay Buccaneeers
DE Robert Ayers – Ankle – DNP – Doubtful
CB Brent Grimes – Hamstring – Full – Questionable
RB Doug Martin – Hamstring – DNP – Doubtful
DT Gerald McCoy – Calf – DNP – Doubtful
DT Clinton McDonald – Hamstring – DNP – Doubtful
TE Brandon Myers – Hip – Full – Questionable
WR Cecil Shorts III – Hamstring – DNP – Out
RB Charles Sims III – Knee – DNP – Doubtful
C Evan Smith – Back – Full – Questionable
DE Noah Spence – Shoulder – Limited – Questionable
TE Luke Stocker – Hamstring – DNP – Doubtful
S Keith Tandy – Calf – Full – Questionable
Carolina Panthers
CB James Bradberry – Foot – DNP – Out
DT Vernon Butler – Ankle – DNP – Out
LB Thomas Davis – Hamstring – Full – Questionable
WR Devin Funchess – Foot – Full – Questionable
WR Ted Ginn Jr. – Foot – Full – Questionable
DE Charles Johnson – Quad – Full – Questionable
C Ryan Kalil – Knee – Full – Questionable
DT Star Lotulelei – Shoulder – Full – Questionable
QB Cam Newton – Concussion – DNP – Out
T Michael Oher – Concussion – DNP – Out
T Mike Remmers – Shoulder – Full – Questionable
RB Jonathan Stewart – Hamstring – DNP – Out
RB Mike Tolbert – Hamstring – Full – Questionable
4 games into the season and we are the walking dead. This injury report looks horrible.
No “probables” on either list. Interesting.
That’s because the NFL did away with “Probables” this year since 99% of the time they played.
Very true Randy H. McCoy being out with an injury is not a big surprise either although those of us who watched the game on TV viewed McCoy walking back to the locker room on his own after the injury. Possibly it was much like the injury Al Czervik suffered in Caddyshack. I used to be a defender of McCoy’s but lately I have become disillusioned by his leadership, performance and durability. I just can’t imagine Warren Sapp taking the poor play of this defense for so long without calling players out and demanding more from them. One of the… Read more »