Buccaneers vs. Eagles: Here's Who is In and Out for Thursday Night Football

The Bucs will be without a number of key players, but others who were questionable will be able to play vs. the Eagles.

With kickoff for Thursday Night Football an hour away, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Philadephia Eagles released their inactive lists sharing who will be out and in for the game.

Despite listing outside linebacker Jason Pierre-Paul (shoulder/hand,) center Ryan Jensen (hip), and defensive lineman Patrick O'Connor (calf) as questionable on the final injury report this week, all three Bucs will be active vs. the Eagles.

Meanwhile, tight end Rob Gronkowski (ribs), linebacker Lavonte David (ankle), and safety Antoine Winfield Jr. (concussion) have all been ruled out all appeared on the team's inactive list after being ruled out earlier in the week.

Here's a look at the full inactive list for Tampa Bay vs. the Eagles:

  • WR Jaelon Darden
  • ILB Lavonte David
  • TE Rob Gronkowski
  • OL Nick Leverett
  • QB Kyle Trask
  • S Antoine Winfield, Jr.

David, Gronkowski, and Winfield are out due to injury, the team said.

As for Philadephia, the team will be without tight end Dallas Goedert, who won't appear on the inactive. Goedert remains on the reserve/COVID-19 list, the team said.

Here's a look at the full inactive list for the Eagles vs. the Bucs:

  • G Jack Anderson
  • CB Mac McCain
  • QB Gardner Minshew
  • T Lane Johnson
  • DT Marlon Tuipulotu

Johnson is out due to a personal matter, the team said.

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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.