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Buccaneers Injury Report, November 22

A look at Wednesday's injury report.

Nov 22, 2017 at 05:31 AM

The Buccaneers and Falcons have released their injury report following today's practices.

See below for the full injury report:

BUCCANEERS

DE Robert Ayers (concussion) – Did Not Participate
TE Cameron Brate (ankle) – Limited Participation
T Demar Dotson (hamstring) – Limited Participation
CB Vernon Hargreaves (hamstring) – Did Not Participate
DE William Gholston (neck) – Limited Participation
CB Robert McClain (hamstring) – Limited Participation
DT Gerald McCoy (shoulder/back) – Limited Participation
S Josh Robinson (hamstring) – Limited Participation
T Donovan Smith (knee) – Limited Participation
OL Evan Smith (concussion) – Did Not Participate
G J.R. Sweezy (knee) – Limited Participation
QB Jameis Winston (right shoulder) – Did Not Participate

FALCONS

P Matt Bosher (left groin) – Did Not Participate
RB Devonta Freeman (concussion) – Did Not Participate
WR Julio Jones (ankle/knee) – Limited Participation
G Andy Levitre (knee) – Limited Participation
C Alex Mack (shoulder) – Limited Participation
DT Dontari Poe (hips) – Limited Participation
T Ty Sambrailo (hamstring) – Did Not Participate
LB Duke Riley (knee) – Full Participation

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