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In order to be successful against the Atlanta Falcons, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will require as much assistance as they can get. Regrettably, a significant portion of that assistance is experiencing difficulties with injuries.

It was on Thursday that the Buccaneers made public their injury report, which contained some additional unfavorable insights. As a starting point, running back Bucky Irving did not take part in practice for the second day in a row, which decreases the likelihood that he will be ready for the team on Sunday.

On the other hand, there was an additional caveat on Thursday: defensive tackle Greg Gaines, who had a healthy practice on Wednesday, was added to the injury list on Thursday with a calf ailment.

Nevertheless, with regard to injuries to the calf, tight end As a result of his absence on Monday, Payne Durham was only allowed to participate in a limited capacity.

Despite the fact that calves are difficult injuries to diagnose and it is difficult to determine when they will genuinely get better, this is a positive step in the right way for Durham in the event that his services are required on Sunday against the Falcons. It’s highly improbable, but it’s something to keep an eye on.

Beginning at the beginning of the month, the Buccaneers will compete against a Falcons club that they were defeated by in Week 5 of the season. However, they will need to win this game since falling behind the Falcons by a score of 0-2 would put them in a difficult position, and they would have to win this game with very few players available.