The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have released their final injury report ahead of Sunday’s Week 6 matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers, and several key players will be unavailable as Tampa Bay looks to build on last week’s victory over Dallas.
Quarterback Baker Mayfield (right thumb) has officially been ruled out after missing all three practices this week. Rookie Jalon Daniels will make his third consecutive start after leading the Buccaneers to their first victory of the season last Thursday against
the Cowboys.
The Buccaneers will also be without safety Antoine Winfield Jr. (rib), who did not participate in practice throughout the week. Wide receiver David Sills V (hamstring) was also ruled out despite being listed as a full participant in all three practices.
Cornerback Benjamin Morrison (quad) is listed as doubtful, while linebackers SirVocea Dennis (ankle/foot) and Josiah Trotter (knee), cornerback Ayden Garnes (ankle), and running back Sean Tucker (quad) are questionable. Dennis and Garnes were full participants Friday, providing some encouraging news heading into the weekend.
Pittsburgh is also dealing with several injuries, particularly at wide receiver. Roman Wilson (finger) and Ben Skowronek (calf) have been ruled out, along with safety DeShon Elliott (knee). Wide receiver DK Metcalf was added to Friday’s report with an illness and is questionable.
Below are the final game-status designations for both teams.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Out
- QB Baker Mayfield — Right Thumb
- S Antoine Winfield Jr. — Rib
- WR David Sills V — Hamstring
Doubtful
- CB Benjamin Morrison — Quad
Questionable
- LB SirVocea Dennis — Ankle/Foot
- CB Ayden Garnes — Ankle
- LB Josiah Trotter — Knee
- RB Sean Tucker — Quad
Pittsburgh Steelers
Out
- S DeShon Elliott — Knee
- WR Ben Skowronek — Calf
- WR Roman Wilson — Finger
Questionable
- DT Keeanu Benton — Ankle
- CB Jamel Dean — Ankle
- RB Rico Dowdle — Toe
- CB Jalen Ramsey — Wrist
- WR DK Metcalf — Illness
The Buccaneers and Steelers are scheduled to kick off Sunday at 1:00 p.m. ET from Raymond James Stadium. Tampa Bay will look to make it two consecutive victories despite continuing to deal with injuries on both sides of the football.
