NFL: Tampa Bay Buccaneers-New York Giants Injury Report

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INJURY REPORT - Tampa Bay Buccaneers at New York Giants

Sunday, November 24, 2024 - 1:00 p.m. ET

TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS

Player

No.

Pos.

Injury

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Game Status

Ben Bredeson

68

G

Shoulder

Full

Full

 

 

Jamel Dean*

35

CB

Hamstring

Full

Full

 

 

Mike Evans

13

WR

Hamstring

Limited

Full

 

 

Greg Gaines

96

NT

Foot

DNP

Limited

 

 

William Gholston

92

DL

Knee

Full

Full

 

 

Troy Hill

25

CB

Ankle/Foot

DNP

Limited

 

 

Bucky Irving

7

RB

Toe

Full

Full

 

 

Zyon McCollum

27

CB

Hamstring

DNP

DNP

 

 

Jalen McMillan

15

WR

Hamstring

Full

Full

 

 

Tykee Smith

23

DB

Knee 

Limited

DNP

 

 

Tristan Wirfs

78

T

Knee/Foot

Limited

Limited

 

 

*In 21-day practice window for return from Injured Reserve

NEW YORK GIANTS

Player

No.

Pos.

Injury

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Game Status

Matt Adams

49

LB

Knee

Limited

Full

 

 

Bryce Ford-Wheaton

88

WR

Achilles

Limited

Limited

 

 

Theo Johnson

84

TE

Back

Limited

Full

 

 

Dexter Lawrence

97

DL

Knee

Limited

Limited

 

 

Darius Muasau

53

LB

Hamstring

Limited

Limited

 

 

Tyler Nubin

31

DB

Back

Limited

Limited

 

 

Dru Phillips

 

DB

Hip

 

Full

 

 

Kayvon Thibodeaux*

5

LB

Wrist

Limited

Full

 

 

Greg Van Roten

74

OL

Abdomen

Limited

Full

 

 

Darius Slayton

86

WR

Concussion

Full

Full

 

 

*In 21-day practice window for return from Injured Reserve

Full Participation (FP) = 100% of a player’s normal reps

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

Bold indicates change in status


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