The Tampa Bay Buccaneers released their final injury report Friday ahead of Sunday’s NFC South matchup against the Atlanta Falcons, with wide receiver Emeka Egbuka officially ruled out and two other players listed as questionable.
Egbuka (foot) did not participate in Friday’s practice after being limited Wednesday and Thursday. The rookie receiver has cleared concussion protocol, but his lingering foot injury will keep him sidelined for a second consecutive game.
Offensive tackle Luke Goedeke (calf)
returned to practice on a limited basis Friday after missing the previous two sessions. He is listed as questionable for Sunday, along with running back Kenny Gainwell (hip), who was a full participant after steadily improving throughout the week.
The Buccaneers did receive some encouraging news elsewhere on the injury report. Quarterback Baker Mayfield (right thumb) and safety Antoine Winfield Jr. (rib) were full participants throughout the week and carry no injury designations into Sunday’s matchup.
Outside linebacker Yaya Diaby and linebacker Josiah Trotter, who were both dealing with illnesses earlier in the week, also practiced fully Friday and are expected to be available.
Meanwhile, Atlanta will be without running back Brian Robinson, who was ruled out with a hamstring injury after missing all three practices this week.
The Falcons also have eight players listed as questionable, including defensive back Billy Bowman Jr. (hamstring), linebacker Divine Deablo (forearm), defensive end Samson Ebukam (hamstring), cornerback Avieon Terrell (illness), defensive end Charles Snowden (back) and wide receiver Olamide Zaccheaus (shoulder).
Wide receiver Beaux Collins (hip) and offensive tackle Cameron Williams (ankle) are also questionable despite being full participants in Friday’s practice.
Both teams will announce their inactive players approximately 90 minutes before kickoff Sunday.
The Buccaneers (2-5) host the Falcons (3-4) at Raymond James Stadium on Sunday, November 1. Kickoff is scheduled for 1:00 p.m. ET.













