Buccaneers' McMillan Trends Toward Week 2 Return; Browns Sweat Campbell's Ankle
Chris Godwin's replacement piece — McMillan — logged a second straight full practice Thursday, while Cleveland added corner Tyson Campbell (ankle) to its report.
Full participant again, but no clear path to volume yet.
- McMillan: 2nd straight full practice Thursday
- Missed Week 1 loss to Cincinnati (knee)
- Browns CB Tyson Campbell added Thu (ankle, DNP)
- Sean Tucker: full participant again for TB
- Kickoff Sunday 1 p.m. at Raymond James
Tampa Bay's injury picture is clearing up in a hurry. The receiver who sat out the Week 1 loss to Cincinnati with a knee issue was a full participant for the second straight day Thursday, putting him squarely on track for Sunday's 1 p.m. kickoff against Cleveland at Raymond James Stadium. Two full sessions in a row is exactly what you want to see two days before a game.
It wasn't all clean for the Bucs. Safety Miles Killebrew is still limited while clearing the concussion protocol, and corner Jacob Parrish was limited with a back issue. Defensive lineman A'Shawn Robinson sat out entirely — but that was a scheduled veteran rest day, not an injury, so file it under noise.
What Tampa's Fantasy Backfield Looks Like
The name fantasy managers should actually park on is Sean Tucker, who was a full participant once again alongside Christian Rozeboom and Justin Skule. Tucker flashed real efficiency last year, turning limited touches into 320 rushing yards and seven rushing scores across 17 games in 2025, plus another receiving touchdown — 91 PPR points, good for our No. 211 overall rank (RB51). The talent is there; the workload hasn't followed yet.
Cleveland's Report Got Messier
The Browns headed the other direction Thursday. Corner Tyson Campbell was a new addition, sitting out entirely with an ankle injury, and guard Teven Jenkins stayed out with a back problem. Parker Brailsford, Maliek Collins and Elgton Jenkins were all limited. The good news for Cleveland: tackle Dawand Jones bumped up from limited to full, and both Jerry Jeudy and Zion Johnson practiced in full.
Jeudy is the one skill guy here who moves fantasy rosters. He posted 50 catches for 602 yards and two touchdowns in 2025 — 121 PPR points, our No. 159 overall (WR50) — and a full Thursday session means no health concern heading into Sunday. If Campbell can't answer the bell in the Cleveland secondary, that only helps the Buccaneers' passing game outlook.
Fantasy bottom line: don't move on McMillan's return unless Friday's final report throws up a game-status designation — two full practices is a green light, not a red flag. Tucker stays a watch-list stash; he's roster-worthy in deeper leagues purely for the touchdown upside, but you're not starting him until the touch count says so. Jeudy is a fine flex play against a banged-up secondary.
