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Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Inactive List at Carolina Panthers

Here's who won't play for the Tampa Bay Bucs at the Carolina Panthers
Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports

After not practicing Thursday due to knee soreness, cornerback Carlton Davis will be available for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Sunday against the Carolina Panthers.

Davis, who leads the team with four interceptions, was listed as questionable on Saturday's injury report but was not on the team's inactive list Sunday morning.

While Davis is available to play, the Bucs will be without starting left guard Ali Marpet, who is recovering from a concussion. Marpet remained in the NFL's concussion protocol near the end of the week and was downgraded from questionable to out on Saturday's injury report.

It was first reported by NFL Network that starting center Ryan Jensen will shift to left guard to help fill the void of Marpet. As Jensen moves to left guard, A.Q. Shipley gets his first NFL career start at center.

Sunday will be Marpet's second straight missed game. Last week, the Bucs inserted back-up Joe Haeg into the starting lineup in place of Marpet. Haeg, along with tackle Donovan Smith, struggled vs. the New Orleans Saints.

"They were both getting hit with powerful twists and stuff, and they haven't worked much together," Bucs' head coach Bruce Arians said this week. "That showed really quick."

Here's a look at the full inactive list for Tampa Bay on Sunday:

  • DL Khalil Davis
  • QB Ryan Griffin
  • G Ali Marpet
  • RB Ke'Shawn Vaughn

Meanwhile, the Carolina Panthers will be without running back Christian McCaffrey vs. the Bucs.

In addition, Carolina will also be without tackle Russell Okung due to injury.

Here's a look at the full inactive list for Carolina on Sunday:

  • DB Sean Chandler
  • QB Will Grier
  • DT Bruce Hector
  • RB Christian McCaffrey
  • T Russell Okung
  • G Michael Schofield
  • CB Stantley Thomas-Oliver
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Jason Beede serves as the Deputy Editor for AllBucs. Beede comes from 247Sports where he covered the UCF Knights for three years. In addition, he served as an intern twice at the Orlando Sentinel. Beede graduated from UCF in Spring 2020 with a B.A. in Journalism.

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