The Bucs had two players return to practice on Thursday after missing the previous day. Running back Sean Tucker and cornerback Ayden Garnes were both limited participants in an upgrade to their status.
The Bucs have signed cornerback Brandon Johnson to their practice squad on Tuesday, the team announced. The team had an opening after veteran Sean Murphy-Bunting was signed off the practice squad and went to the Steelers active roster.
A sliver lining in what was a frustrating 33-27 loss for the Bucs at the Bengals was the way that Tampa Bay’s secondary stepped up in the opener. What was perceived to potentially be the weakness of the defense going into the game turned out to be the strength of it when it was all said and done.
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The Bucs are thin at the cornerback position heading into the 2026 season. Zyon McCollum and Jacob Parrish are established starters outside, but second-year man Benjamin Morrison has battled a hamstring injury throughout training camp and just made his Bucs preseason debut in the 19-0 defeat to the Jacksonville Jaguars on Friday.
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With one more preseason game to go before the regular season kicks off on September 13th, the Bucs still haven’t seen cornerback Benjamin Morrison play in a preseason game.
The Bucs made their way up north in the state of Florida to Jacksonville for the first of two joint practices with the Jaguars at their facility. Tampa Bay admitted that the energy wasn’t there overall as they got back to the swing of things in practice, leading to a lackluster performance on Tuesday.
The Bucs have had a long, slow, methodical plan for oft-injured cornerback Benjamin Morrison throughout training camp, as Pewter Report has previously reported .
The Bucs kick off their 2026 preseason on Friday night against the Jets on the road. Cornerback Benjamin Morrison, last year’s second-round pick, won’t play – and has yet to play in any preseason games dating back to last year due to hamstring injuries.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers took a calculated risk when they selected Benjamin Morrison in the second round of the 2026 NFL Draft. Morrison had the talent to potentially go in the first round.
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The Bucs have open tryouts right now at the cornerback position. On paper, it’s supposed to be Zyon McCollum, Jacob Parrish and Benjamin Morrison at outside corner.
On Monday the Tampa Bay Bucs signed cornerback Roman Parodie, who was on last year’s training camp roster to bolster the team’s depth. To make room for Parodie the team has waived/injured cornerback Kemon Hall, who was signed in the offseason.
With Bucs cornerbacks Benjamin Morrison and Jacob Parrish sidelined for the first padded practice, undrafted rookie Ayden Garnes took advantage of every first-team rep.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers know a healthy defense will be essential if they hope to return to the playoffs. Unfortunately, one of their young defensive backs is already dealing with another injury concern.
The Bucs got one of their key defenders back when they took the practice fields at the AdventHealth Training Center Friday morning. Second-year cornerback Benjamin Morrison, who has been dealing with a hamstring injury since OTAs, rejoined Tampa Bay after remaining sidelined the first two days of training camp.
For the past two and a half months, Slivon’s Slant has dissected every aspect of the Bucs’ roster. Now, with training camp around the corner, the focus shifts from evaluation to competition.
The countdown to the Bucs’ 2026 season is on. Right now, we’re: 53 days away from Bucs regular season kickoff 23 days away from Bucs preseason kickoff 7 days away from Bucs training camp In the lead-up to training camp, Pewter Report’s Bailey Adams will be diving into storylines for 26 key figures who will be crucial to the Bucs’ success in 2026.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers rookie cornerback Benjamin Morrison is still recovering from an injury he suffered earlier in the preseason. Morrison, a second-round pick by the Bucs in the 2025 NFL Draft, is dealing with a hamstring injury months after undergoing hip surgery that hurt his chances of being a first-round selection.
The Buccaneers are the latest team to close out their rookie draft class signings today after getting Notre Dame second-round cornerback Benjamin Morrison to put pen to paper.
Buccaneers rookie cornerback Benjamin Morrison is expected to be ready for training camp after missing most of the 2024 season due to a hip injury.
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NFL teams will be excited about Morrison’s growth potential.
Monday afternoon during Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman's press conference, he announced that junior star cornerback Benjamin Morrison would miss the remainder of the season with a hip injury.
Notre Dame cornerback Benjamin Morrison will miss the rest of the season with a hip injury that requires surgery. Fighting Irish head coach Marcus Freeman confirmed the prognosis for the standout junior on Monday.
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