The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Cleveland Browns are both in relatively good shape heading into Sunday's Week 2 matchup at Raymond James Stadium.
As Greg Auman noted following the release of Friday's final injury report, there weren't many surprises for either team. Tampa Bay has three players listed as questionable, while Cleveland has one player ruled out and another questionable. The rest of the players who appeared on the injury report do not carry a game designation into Sunday.
For the Bucs, wide receiver Jalen McMillan, cornerback Jacob Parrish and safety Miles Killebrew are all questionable. McMillan practiced fully throughout the week as he works his way back from the knee injury that kept him out of Week 1. Parrish and Killebrew were limited
Wednesday and Thursday before both returned to full participation Friday.
Head coach Todd Bowles said McMillan and Parrish will be game-time decisions. Killebrew, who is dealing with a concussion, still needs to clear the league's concussion protocol before he can return. Running back Sean Tucker, linebacker Christian Rozeboom and tackle Justin Skule were full participants throughout the week and do not have game designations.
Cleveland will be without guard Teven Jenkins, who has been ruled out with a back injury after missing all three practices this week. Cornerback Tyson Campbell is questionable with an ankle injury after missing Thursday's practice before returning in a limited capacity Friday.
The rest of Cleveland's injury report is much cleaner. Center Parker Brailsford and center/guard Elgton Jenkins finished the week as full participants, as did wide receiver Jerry Jeudy, guard Zion Johnson and tackle Dawand Jones. Defensive tackle Maliek Collins remained limited Friday with a quad injury but does not have a game designation.
The biggest questions for Tampa Bay will come Sunday morning, particularly with McMillan and Parrish. Both could have significant roles if they're cleared, but the Bucs otherwise enter their home opener without anyone officially ruled out.
This article originally appeared on Bucs Wire: Injury update: Browns at Buccaneers
