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Buccaneers Key Players Miss Tuesday Practice

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The Buccaneers’ practice reports showed several injury concerns ahead of Thursday’s game against Dallas, including quarterback Baker Mayfield (thumb), safety Antoine Winfield Jr. (rib), cornerback Benjamin Morrison (quadriceps), and linebacker SirVocea Dennis (ankle/foot). Reports conflicted on rookie linebacker Josiah Trotter: one said he practiced fully Tuesday after being limited Monday, while another listed him as a Tuesday nonparticipant. Tampa Bay linebacker Rueben Bain Jr. practiced fully, while tight end Ko Kieft and linebacker Anthony Nelson were limited Tuesday. Dallas reported hamstring-related absences for cornerback Cobie Durant, linebacker DeMarvion Overshown, and tackle Drew Shelton on Monday; guard Tyler Smith was limited, and several other players practiced fully.

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