Bucky Irving and Chris Godwin have both been missing from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' offense for some time now, with Irving out since Week 4 against the Philadel

Guard Ben Bredeson (shoulder), linebacker Lavonte David (knee, rib, rest), cornerback Zyon McCollum (thumb), cornerback Jacob Parrish (oblique), running back Sean Tucker (groin), and quarterback Baker Mayfield (knee, oblique) are all off the report and set to play.

Injuries are unfortunately an inescapable part of the NFL season. It would be great to see each team firing on all cylinders each week, but that's simply not the case, and the depth of their respective rosters will be tested whenever a notable figure is sidelined.

Tampa Bay could get a few players back for its Week 10 clash against New England. Could Chris Godwin be one of those who helps fantasy football owners?

Facing Tampa Bay this week, Patriots have benefited from Chris Godwin's decision to stay with Bucs as Stefon Diggs has become Drake Maye's top target

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers, when healthy, have the best wide receiver trio in the NFL with Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, and rookie sensation Emeka Egbuka. The rookie of the unit spoke to Bucs social media this week and was asked about the impact the veterans at his position have had on him.

Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown and running back Saquon Barkley were both on the injury report this week, but on Saturday the Eagles made a decision on both players for Week 10 against the Green Bay Packers.