Calijah Kancey, the Buccaneers’ defensive lineman, is back on the practice field! He’s been working to return from a torn pectoral muscle that sent him to Injured Reserve back in September.
Having lost six of seven, the once-thriving Buccaneers are sitting at 7-8 and out of the playoff picture. Still with a chance to win the NFC South, the Buccaneers may welcome defensive tackle Calijah Kancey back from IR soon.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers opened the 21-day practice window for defensive tackle Calijah Kancey on Wednesday. Kancey went on injured reserve on Sept. 17 with a torn pectoral muscle that required what was reported at the time to be season-ending surgery.
The Buccaneers announced that they have designated DT Calijah Kancey to return from injured reserve by activating his 21-day practice window. Kancey tore his pectoral muscle and underwent surgery to repair it, hoping to return for the playoffs.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are struggling about as badly as anyone in the NFL nowadays. Losers of six of their last seven games, Tampa Bay has seen their place high atop the NFC South turn into a seat looking up at Carolina with two weeks to go after a 23-20 loss to the Panthers last weekend.
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are staring down the barrel of a disappointing season, and it’s time to face the music: Todd Bowles isn’t cutting it. Despite a talented roster, the team has underperformed, and it’s not just the losses – it’s the lack of competitiveness, the uninspired game plans, and the stagnant culture.
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Things couldn't be going much worse for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers lately. Thanks to a 23-20 come-from-ahead-loss to the Carolina Panthers on Sunday, they're looking up at the division lead for the first time this season with two weeks left to play.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Josh Williams returned to practice on Tuesday after serving a six-game league suspension for violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing substances.
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Baker Mayfield has built his NFL career on defiance. For so long, he has defied expectations, doubters, and more than a few front-office exit ramps. Sunday’s loss to the Carolina Panthers, though, felt different.
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Adam Schefter reports that the Buccaneers are elevating LB Jason Pierre-Paul against the Panthers for what will be his first game in over two years. Tampa Bay is also elevating veteran DL Adam Gotsis for Week 16.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles delivered expletive-laden rants inside the locker room and during a postgame news conference after his team fell to 7-7 via a 29-28 loss to the lowly Atlanta Falcons.