The Buccaneers' 53-Man roster.

3 - QB Jameis Winston

4 - QB Ryan Griffin

8 - QB Mike Glennon

9 - P Bryan Anger

10 WR Cecil Shorts

11 - WR Adam Humphries

13 - WR Mike Evans

19 - K Roberto Aquayo

21 - CB Alterraun Verner

22 - RB Doug Martin

23 - S Chris Conte

24 - CB Brent Grimes

26 - CB Josh Robinson

27 - CB Johnthan Banks

28 - CB Vernon Hargreaves

29 - DB Ryan Smith

30 - S Bradley McDougald

32 RB Jacquizz Rodgers

36 RB Antone Smith

37 - S Keith Tandy

38 - CB Jude Adjei-Barimah

43 RB Peyton Barber

45 TE Alan Cross

48 - LS Andrew DePaola

51 - LB Daryl Smith

52- LB Cameron Lynch

53 - LB Adarius Glanton

54 - LB Lavonte David

57 - DE Noah Spence

58 - LB Kwon Alexander

62 - OL Evan Smith

64 - OL Kevin Pamphile

66 - OT Leonard Wester

67 DT John Hughes III

68 - C Joe Hawley

69 - OT Demar Dotson

71 - DE Channing Ward

74 - G Ali Marpet

75 - DT DaVonte Lambert

76 - OT Donovan Smith

77 - OL Caleb Benenoch

78 - OT Gosder Cherilus

82 - TE Brandon Myers

83 - WR Vincent Jackson

84 - TE Cameron Brate

88 - TE Luke Stocker

89 - WR Russell Shepard Â

91 - DE Robert Ayers

92 - DE William Gholston

93 - DT Gerald McCoy

95 - DE Howard Jones

97 - DT Akeem Spence

98 - DT Clinton McDonald
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers completed their roster cutdown to 75 players on Tuesday morning by waiving second-year wide receiver Donteea Dye and rookie offensive lineman Joel Hale. The team had previously trimmed 12 players from the roster on Sunday but needed to clear two more spots before the NFL's Tuesday afternoon deadline.
Dye, who suffered a leg injury on the opening kickoff of last Friday's win over Cleveland, was waived with an injured designation. If he clears waivers, he will revert to the Buccaneers' injured reserve list unless he and the team work out an injury settlement.
Originally an undrafted free agent out of Heidelberg, Dye beat the odds to make the roster as a rookie in 2015, eventually appearing in 10 games with six starts. He finished the season with 11 receptions for 132 yards and one touchdown, and he caught pass for 20 yards during the first three games of the 2016 preseason.
Dye also returned two kickoffs for 37 yards in his rookie campaign and he was competing for that job this season. After three games, he led the team with a 25.8-yard average on four returns, with a long of 33.
The release of Dye leaves the Bucs with 10 receivers, including the starting duo of Mike Evans and Vincent Jackson as well as number-one slot receiver Adam Humphries. Those three have combined to catch 16 passes for 279 yards and two touchdowns through the first three games of the preseason. They are unlikely to see much, if any, action on Thursday night as the Bucs evaluate the other receivers currently battling for roster spots: Kenny Bell, Jonathan Krause, Freddie Martino, Bernard Reedy, Russell Shepard and Evan Spencer. The 10th player on the list is Louis Murphy, who is the most experienced of the team's reserve receivers but who is currently on the active/PUP list as he continues his return from a 2015 knee injury.
Hale, an undrafted rookie out of Ohio State, signed with the Buccaneers on July 26, just before the start of training camp. He appeared in each of the Bucs' first three preseason games as he attempted to convert to the offensive line from his college position of defensive tackle.
The Buccaneers must further reduce their roster to the regular-season limit of 53 players by Saturday, after playing their preseason finale against Washington on Thursday evening.