All is well, except for a few injuries to the offensive line, for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as they head into a Week 3 matchup for their home opener against the New York Jets.
The Buccaneers are 2-0 heading into the matchup, and they will hope to transfer their momentum after two straight one-possession wins against the Atlanta Falcons and the Houston Texans.
A major question that fans have been curious about is the status of wide receiver Chris Godwin. On Thursday, the former third-round pick from Penn State noted a huge step in his recovery from ankle surgery.
Chris Godwin logs second straight practice for first time since season-ending injury
In the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' preparation for the New York Jets in Week 3, wide receiver Chris Godwin practiced in a limited fashion and is labeled as questionable for Sunday's game.
Although his status for Week 3 remains uncertain, Chris Godwin practiced for a second consecutive day – his first time doing so since suffering a dislocated ankle with ligament damage and a fractured bone in Week 7 of the 2024 season, RotoWire.com reported.
Before getting hurt in the middle of last season, Godwin was on pace to have a career year. In seven games played, he logged 50 receptions on 62 targets, 576 yards, and five touchdowns.
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Tampa Bay's wide receiver doesn't look as healthy as they would like heading into the weekend. On Thursday, Emeka Egbuka missed his second practice in a row while dealing with hip and groin injuries.