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Leonard Fournette (ankle) is officially questionable for Week 6.

Fournette is set to be a game-time decision again this week. We’d think he’ll be ready to return to the lineup, but keep in mind that the team may not want to rush the bruising runner back with the way Ronald Jones II has been playing. The Bucs kickoff at 4:25 PM ET on Sunday.

10/16/20 - 03:56 PM ET

Scotty Miller will play in Week 6.

Miller isn’t listed on the final injury report, so the Bucs will have their starting trio at full strength against Green Bay.

10/16/20 - 03:55 PM ET

Mike Evans isn’t listed on the final injury report for Week 6.

Evans has been playing through an ankle injury, but there are no questions about his status ahead of a huge NFC clash versus Green Bay. Although the return of Chris Godwin pushes him toward low-end WR1 value, Evans has as much touchdown upside as anyone.

10/16/20 - 03:53 PM ET

Chris Godwin is not listed on the injury report for Week 6.

Buccaneers head coach Bruce Arians told reporters that this week is the “best he’s looked in a while”, so it’s great that Godwin isn’t even going to be a game-time decision. Arians also said the star receiver is a “very unique animal” that’s both a premier inside and outside weapon as well as a good blocker and runner, so it sounds like the team is very excited to get him back. Godwin immediately return as a high-end WR1 in all formats.

10/16/20 - 03:52 PM ET

A.J. Brown (knee) is officially off the Week 6 injury report.

Brown returned to action with a very strong performance on Tuesday night, and he talked reporters today while giving no indication that he would not play this Sunday against the Texans. He’s ready to go despite missing practice time earlier this week.

10/16/20 - 03:52 PM ET

The Colts ruled out Mo Alie-Cox (knee) for Week 6.

Alie-Cox did not practice all week with his knee issue, so Indy is ruling him out ahead of the weekend. The Colts will rely on Jack Doyle and Trey Burton at tight end this Sunday against the Bengals.

10/16/20 - 03:15 PM ET

DeSean Jackson (hamstring) has officially been ruled out for Sunday.

Perhaps things will change, but the Jackson trade—and especially the contract extension the team immediately handed him for some odd reason—really looks bad for Philadelphia. The veteran receiver has been unable to stay on the field.

10/16/20 - 03:05 PM ET