Watch the Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. the Cleveland Browns in Week Two of the 2026 NFL season. Get kickoff time, TV channel, live stream, and radio details here.

With just three safeties on the 53-man roster, and with Miles Killebrew questionable for Sunday's game against the Browns, the Bucs have activated veteran defender Ifeatu Melifonwu from the practice squad for the second week in a row

A look at Friday's injury report ahead of the Week 2 matchup

In a battle of two 0-1 teams, the Buccaneers are seen as more likely than the visiting Browns to even up their record in Week Two by most national analysts

Tampa Bay Buccaneers Head Coach Todd Bowles spoke to the media following Friday's Week 2 practice. HC Bowles discussed player availability updates and preparing for the possibility of rain during gameday vs. the Cleveland Browns.

On Thursday, Larry Foote discussed the defensive line's mentality entering Week Two after falling short of expectations in the season opener, Zac Robinson dished on Jalen McMillan's separation skills and Tristan Wirfs chatted on his matchup with Jared Verse

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Training Camp is where the foundation gets set. Veterans are stepping up, rookies are answering the bell and the locker room is building the kind of culture that breeds success. The stars are aligning with G Cody Mauch back on the field and RB Kenny Gainwell joining the fold. The Krewe is ready to climb back atop the NFC South in 2026.

As our three-way competition to predict the Buccaneers' weekly standout player continues, we get two picks on offense and our first selection of the year for first-round pick Rueben Bain Jr.

The Bucs may have an advantage on Sunday in terms of getting their defense off the field, and the Browns' defense has also been good at limiting big plays, but the key to the game may be which team protects its quarterback the best

The Bucs will play their 2026 home opener on Sunday against Todd Monken's Browns team, as they look to avoid their turnover problems from Week One and keep dual-threat QB Deshaun Watson in check

Tampa Bay Buccaneers Offensive Coordinator Zac Robinson spoke to the media following Thursday's Week 2 practice. OC Robinson discussed the positives from Week 1 vs. the Cincinnati Bengals, limiting turnovers and creative explosive plays.

A look at Thursday's injury report ahead of the Week 2 matchup

View photos of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Cheerleaders rehearsing for Bucs vs. Browns game.

Team Reporter Casey Phillips & Senior Writer/Editor Scott Smith talk about all the latest Bucs news in this week's edition of Bucs Insider. The team discussed injury updates heading into the home opener, cleaning up mistakes from Week One and LB Josiah Trotter's explosive rookie debut.

Against the Bengals in Week One, Bucky Irving showcased his versatile skillset, reminiscent of his production at Oregon

Jalen McMillan has progressed towards a return with full participation in practice this week and Emeka Egbuka spoke on the dynamic ability he brings to the offense

Team Reporter Casey Phillips sat down with Tampa Bay Buccaneers Head Coach Todd Bowles following the Bucs' game vs. the Bengals. They discussed overcoming turnovers moving forward, OC Zac Robinson's first game with the Krewe and LB Josiah Trotter's historic NFL debut.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers Run Game Coordinator Larry Foote spoke to the media following Thursday's Week 2 practice. Coordinator Foote discussed the defense's successes vs. the Bengals, areas of growth and staying focused on the Browns.

The Buccaneers will take on the Browns in Week Two at Raymond James Stadium. Here are five Buccaneers to keep an eye on