Team news: Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Page 1

Cameron Brate has seen 16 targets in his last three games, catching 11 of those for 149 yards and a score. His snaps may be limited after injuring his back in practice this week, so proceed carefully.

Two significant developments for the #Bucs: WR Antonio Brown (knee) was upgraded to a full participant and TE Cam Brate was a limited participant because of a back injury.

Antonio Brown seems like he's good to go for the Super Bowl, and if not Scott Miller would be the beneficiary. Cameron Brate is a wait-and-see due to a back issue.

Rojo is back practicing today after missing last week with a quad injury. He still has a brace on his thumb.

It's not clear if Ronald Jones was limited or full in practice, but we'll know more from the Bucs injury report this afternoon. If he's good to go this week against New Orleans, Rojo will assume the lead-back role, otherwise, it's Leonard Fournette who will get the nod.

#GoBucs RB Ronald Jones (quad) was not at practice during the portion open to the media. RB LeSean McCoy has returned. DT Steve McLendon is back as well.

Ronald Jones is still dealing with some swelling in the quad that kept him sidelined for the first week of the playoffs. He does get an extra day of recovery since that contest took place on Saturday, but if unable to go, Leonard Fournette will get the start.

Bucs RB Ronald Jones has a quad injury and is questionable to play in the game.

Rojo wasn't inactive for this game, but has yet to play a snap. Perhaps he sustained a quad injury during warmups, but sadly it was too late for any fantasy swaps.

Bunch of roster moves for Bucs — LeSean McCoy is now out due to illness, LB Chapelle Russell was waived and four elevations from practice squad: LB Deone Bucannon, OL Ted Larsen, DL Benning Potoa’e and CB Herb Miller.

LeSean McCoy wasn't really fantasy relevant to begin with, so the Bucs' backfield options still remain Ronald Jones as the volume leader, with Leonard Fournette and Ke'Shawn Vaughn as the dart throws.