Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans practiced on Thursday for the first time since hurting his hamstring. However, he was back on the sideline during Friday’s session. Evans was listed as a non-participant after participating in a limited workout in his return to the field.
An update is expected on Saturday to clarify whether his limited activity was part of the plan or if there is an ongoing issue with the injury that has kept him out for the last three games.
Several other key players also missed their second straight practice, including linebacker Lavonte David (knee, rib), wide receiver Emeka Egbuka (hamstring), wide receiver Chris Godwin (fibula), running back Bucky Irving (foot, shoulder), guard Luke Haggard (shoulder), and running back Josh Williams (concussion).
On a positive note, punter Riley Dixon returned to full practice after missing time due to personal reasons. Additionally, cornerbacks Zyon McCollum (thumb) and Benjamin Morrison (hamstring) were full participants in practice, providing a boost to the Buccaneers’ defensive backfield.
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