Jalen McMillan was ruled out for the remainder of the game after suffering a back injury on a leaping first-down catch and being evaluated for a concussion. The incident was a shaken-up moment, and while he was initially responsive and walked off the field, being carted off remains concerning. He was seen walking to the locker room in a neck brace.

The receiver will be placed on injured after avoiding a potentially catastrophic injury in Saturday’s preseason game.

Sterling Shepard has quickly found himself in a meaningful spot in terms of being in the Bucs new offense under Josh Grizzard.

The neck injury Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Jalen McMillan suffered in Saturday's preseason game against the Pittsburgh Steelers will keep him out for the start of the regular season.

McMillan sustained a “severely sprained neck” in their preseason game against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Saturday and will land on injured reserve, according to the Tampa Bay Times’ Rick Stroud. Though an official timeline for his return isn’t clear, McMillan may miss at least eight games recovering.

The Bucs' offense hit a lull after the first quarter, while the Steelers put up 17. Connor Bazelak took over at quarterback in the third quarter and finished completing 14 of 18 attempts for 106 yards. In the final three seconds of the game, Chase McLaughlin drilled a 43-yard field goal to give the Bucs a 17-14 victory on the road.

When the Bucs opened practice on Tuesday following their preseason win over the Pittsburgh Steelers, they were missing a laundry list of players from practice. The majority of them were on defense, but the offense is also not immune to the injury bug and the disease he has been spreading around the team over the last couple of years.

The well-traveled Bridgewater threw for a pair of first-quarter touchdowns in Tampa Bay’s 17-14 preseason win over the Steelers on Saturday night, thrusting himself into the competition with Kyle Trask to be Baker Mayfield’s backup in the process.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are absolutely loaded at the WR position. Well, they would be, if they were fully healthy. After suffering a gruesome ankle injury par

Should you tune in to see if quarterback Josh Allen makes his preseason debut, here’s how you can follow along this evening: National broadcast: Bills vs. Bears will air nationally LIVE on Fox at 8 p.