TAMPA - Three Tampa Bay Buccaneers players - wide receiver Jalen McMillan, cornerback Jacob Parrish and safety Miles Killebrew - are listed as questionable heading into Sunday’s Week 2 game against the Cleveland Browns, while Cleveland guard Teven Jenkins has been ruled out.
Killebrew, managing a concussion, practiced in a limited capacity Wednesday and Thursday before returning to full participation Friday. Parrish, dealing with a back injury, followed the same practice progression. McMillan, who carries a knee designation, was a full participant all three days of practice despite the questionable tag.
On the Cleveland side, Teven Jenkins did not practice Wednesday, Thursday or Friday due to a back injury and has been officially ruled out. Cornerback Tyson Campbell, who missed Thursday’s session with an ankle injury, returned to limited participation Friday and is listed as questionable. Defensive tackle Maliek Collins was limited all three days with a quad injury.
Several Buccaneers who appeared on the injury report earlier in the week are expected to play. Linebacker Christian Rozeboom (foot), tackle Justin Skule (oblique) and running back Sean Tucker (hamstring) each logged full participation all three days and carry no game-status designation.
For Cleveland, center Parker Brailsford (thumb) and center Elgton Jenkins (back) both progressed to full participation Friday after limited sessions earlier in the week. Tackle Dawand Jones (head) was limited Wednesday before returning to full practice Thursday and Friday. Wide receiver Jerry Jeudy (wrist) and guard Zion Johnson (knee) were full participants throughout the week with no game-status designation.