Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive end Gerald McCoy is active against the New York Giants on Sunday despite being limited in practice this week with an ankle injury.While McCoy will play, the Buccaneers will be without a trio of top defenders, with injuries to safety T.J. Ward and linebackers Kwon Alexander and Lavonte David. David is expected to be out for a month with an ankle sprain.Copyright © 2017 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones went to the team's locker room with less than five minutes remaining in the second quarter of Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills.He suffered a hip injury and is considered questionable to return, according to NFL Network's Andrew Siciliano.Jones walked to the locker room under his own power but was accompanied by trainers.The star receiver was dealing with a back injury in practice for most of the week, but was ultimately ruled active. He caught three passes for 30 yards prior to his departure Sunday.Copyright © 2017 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

Select NFL teams and groups of players continued their peaceful protests surrounding the national anthem ahead of Sunday's early slate of games.

So, the Los Angeles Rams tried a new uniform combination on Sunday - and the early reviews weren't great.The Rams kept their classic white and blue look from Weeks 1 and 2 on their helmets and pants, but combined that with their gold striped jerseys from recent years. The mismatching was noticeable.

For at least one moment, J.J. Watt put aside his rivalry with the Tennessee Titans.The star Houston Texans defensive end had promised to personally thank Titans owner Amy Adams Strunk before their Week 4 matchup after Strunk donated $1 million to Watt's Hurricane Harvey relief fund - and the pair connected before Sunday's game.

Miami Dolphins head coach Adam Gase shot down the idea of making a change at quarterback after Jay Cutler failed to lead the offense to a single point Sunday against the New Orleans Saints.Gase acted like the suggestion of benching Cutler for backup Matt Moore was "absurd," according to Jason Lieser of The Palm Beach Post."It's not time to panic. We've been way worse than this," said Gase, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.Cutler looked solid in the Dolphins' first possession, but ended the opening drive in London with an ugly red-zone interception. After that, the Dolphins were unable to get any rhythm on offense, with Cutler struggling to get the ball downfield."It's orchestrated chaos out there," Cutler said after the game, according to Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald.The scoreless showing by the Dolphins on Sunday follows a humiliating 20-6 loss to the New York Jets in Week 3.Copyright © 2017 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

If it wasn't clear before, Alvin Kamara once again highlighted that he's the best running back on the New Orleans Saints' roster in a hugely impressive display during Sunday's 20-0 destruction of the Miami Dolphins.The Saints' offense has always been at its best when head coach Sean Payton has exciting, dynamic, versatile toys to use - and Kamara is clearly his new favorite.The rookie was the guy Sunday for New Orleans, while Mark Ingram and Adrian Peterson were mostly afterthoughts, especially Peterson.Kamara did most of his damage through the air, catching 10 passes for 71 yards, including this 12-yard touchdown to put the game away in the fourth quarter:

Josh Norman has already pledged $100,000 to aid Hurricane Maria relief efforts, and will also show his support for the citizens of Puerto Rico with a special pair of cleats Monday night.The Washington Redskins cornerback will wear cleats inspired by the Puerto Rican flag against the Kansas City Chiefs. He'll donate them after the game.

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After a weekend in which nearly every NFL team demonstrated in some form either before or during the national anthem, a group of players and team owners met Tuesday in a boardroom at the league offices in New York to discuss what to do next, Don Van Natta Jr. and Seth Wickersham of ESPN report.The confidential meeting included Devin McCourty and Matthew Slater of the New England Patriots, Chris Long of the Philadelphia Eagles, Jason McCourty, Christian Kirksey, and Randall Telfer of the Cleveland Browns, Jonathan Casillas of the New York Giants, and Kelvin Beachum of the New York Jets. They were invited to attend by NFL VP of football operations Troy Vincent. NFLPA executive director DeMaurice Smith learned of the meeting too late to change his plans in order to attend, forcing some players to drop out of the meeting.Owners from the Patriots, Giants, Eagles, Browns, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Miami Dolphins joined them and sat among the players at the table.Owners expressed concern with angry fan bases and disappointed sponsors, while players acknowledged many team owners in attendance publicly supported President Donald Trump before his recent criticisms of the NFL, which led to the league-wide protests.For the owners, their primary concern was a battle with Trump could jeopardize the sport's popularity and divide fans."This could kill football and end our business," an owner said, according to the report.In all, the discussion of how to proceed regarding the protests, owners, coaches, and executives know they cannot control how players choose to express themselves."For the first time, the owners are afraid of the players," Smith said after he was briefed on the meeting. "It has less to do with money and it has more to do with control. The owners are used to being in control - and they aren't on this. They know it. They hate it."While the two sides didn't reach a consensus on how to approach the subject entering Week 4, they reached a new level of understanding."I think both sides got to walk away with an understanding of how each other felt," McCourty said.The first game of the week, Thursday's contest between the Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears, featured both teams standing for the anthem with their arms linked.On Sunday, in the first game of the day in London, England, three members of the Miami Dolphins kneeled during the anthem. A large group of New Orleans Saints sat on the bench during the anthem in Week 3, but the team announced they would kneel before and then all stand during "The Star-Spangled Banner" in Week 4.Copyright © 2017 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

Last week, Odell Beckham Jr. showed his disdain for field goals by rocking cleats that read "no field goal club." This week, he's advising viewers not to blink.The New York Giants receiver will wear cleats with a message stating "Don't Blink" in Week 4.

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O.J. Simpson is a free man again.The Nevada Department of Corrections shared a video Sunday of the former NFL running back exiting the Lovelock Correctional Center at 12:08 a.m. local time after serving nine years for armed robbery.Simpson has said he plans on living in Florida after being released, however, the state's attorney general, Pam Bondi, says he isn't welcome there. Tom Scotto, a close friend of Simpson's who lives in Naples, Fla., told the Associated Press via text message Sunday that he was with Simpson, but didn't indicate where they were going.Copyright © 2017 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

Oakland Raiders wide receiver Michael Crabtree won't play Sunday against the Denver Broncos after being downgraded to doubtful Saturday due to a chest injury, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.The veteran was unable to practice Friday after being limited the previous two days.With Crabtree out, the Raiders should rely more heavily upon Amari Cooper, with Seth Roberts and tight end Jared Cook in line for more targets against the vaunted Broncos secondary.Copyright © 2017 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

Dallas Cowboys linebacker Sean Lee is unlikely to play Sunday against the Los Angeles Rams due to a hamstring injury, a source told Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.Lee will test his hamstring before the game, but the Cowboys intend to be cautious with one of their most important defensive players, added Rapoport.If Dallas is without Lee, stopping a rejuvenated Rams offense led by Todd Gurley becomes an even more difficult task.Copyright © 2017 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

New Orleans Saints receiver Willie Snead is inactive Sunday against the Miami Dolphins in London.Snead recently returned to the team after serving a three-game suspension following an offseason arrest for driving under the influence. He was listed as questionable on Friday's injury report due to a hamstring issue.Without Snead, leading receiver Michael Thomas is followed by running backs Mark Ingram and Alvin Kamara in receptions after three games.Snead had 895 yards and four touchdowns in 15 games last season.Copyright © 2017 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

San Francisco 49ers running back Carlos Hyde expects to play Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals despite being listed as questionable with a hip injury, according to Adam Schefter from ESPN.Hyde will test his hip before the game, though, added Schefter.The veteran runner has been the highlight of the 49ers' offense this season, rushing for 253 yards on 49 carries with two touchdowns.Copyright © 2017 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

The New York Giants won't bench or discipline star wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. for his dog peeing touchdown celebration from Week 3, a source told NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.Giants co-owner John Mara said he was "very unhappy" with Beckham during the week, and the two spoke about the matter Wednesday. The team considers the talk enough of a response, added Rapoport.Beckham said the celebration was a response to President Donald Trump's controversial comments from a rally last week. The pass-catcher said his only regret was drawing a flag for the celebration.Copyright © 2017 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

Myles Garrett's anticipated debut will likely have to wait at least another week.The Cleveland Browns defensive end isn't expected to play Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals, a source told Adam Schefter of ESPN.The top pick in the 2017 draft has missed the first three games of the season after suffering an ankle injury in September. Garrett was listed as questionable for the battle of winless division rivals after only making his return to practice Thursday.Both the Browns and Bengals are 0-3 this season.Copyright © 2017 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

If the 2016 NFL Draft took place today, Jared Goff and Dak Prescott would face very different fortunes. Still, ahead of Sunday's matchup between the upstart Los Angeles Rams and the Dallas Cowboys, the two pivots expressed admiration for how each other's games have grown.Goff was selected first overall by the Rams but struggled miserably during his debut season, while Prescott, taken in the fourth round, earned Pro Bowl and Offensive Rookie of the Year honors while starring for the Cowboys.The Rams QB has since shown immense improvement, and Prescott has taken notice."You get picked No. 1 for a reason," he said of Goff to Jon Machota of The Dallas Morning News. "I watched him in the Thursday night game last week. He's slinging the ball. He's got some weapons, and he's doing a great job this year."Goff returned the favor, remarking on Prescott's spectacular ascent after emerging as a star when Tony Romo suffered an injury during the 2016 preseason."To be honest with you, I was happy for him," Goff said. "Very happy for him. I know his background, that he was a fourth-round pick or whatever, and he was an underdog. His ability to go out there and do what he did last year, I was very happy for him, mainly because of the type of guy he is."Sunday's game will also feature two of the NFL's young premier running backs in Cowboys All-Pro Ezekiel Elliott and Rams standout Todd Gurley. Mark this one as an indicator of the league's future.Copyright © 2017 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

Oakland Raiders wide receiver Michael Crabtree has been downgraded to doubtful for Sunday's game against the Denver Broncos.Crabtree was previously deemed questionable with a chest injury.The wide receiver was a limited participant in Wednesday's and Thursday's practice sessions, but sat out Friday.Crabtree suffered the injury during Sunday's loss to the Washington Redskins, after getting leveled in the open field during the fourth quarter.If Crabtree is ruled out, expect Seth Roberts to see more targets in the passing game.It's a difficult development for the Raiders, who sport an identical 2-1 record to the Broncos, in what is expected to be a pivotal divisional game.Copyright © 2017 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

Washington Redskins cornerback Josh Norman is showcasing a great sense of civic duty.Norman pledged $100,000 to Hurricane Maria relief efforts, in order to help the citizens of Puerto Rico who remain devastated by the storm."It's truly bigger than football and everything else," Norman said to Master Tesfatsion of The Washington Post. "This is not my job. This is my personal life. I don’t care what other people may think or say, like, 'Just play football.' No. You go to work, and you do what you want to do. After work, it’s no longer your job. So, for me, I look at it as I’m on this Earth to help people and help them be the best that they can be. I have the means to do so. I’m going to do that."

Todd Gurley in 2015, Ezekiel Elliott in 2016, Leonard Fournette in 2017. It seems every year there's a running back coming from college to the pros who turns out to be the next great runner.But there's only one Saquon Barkley.Penn State's rushing phenom is only five games into what many believe will be his final year of college football, but the 20-year-old business major has already shown he's more than just a really good football player - he's a star.Barkley got into unreal shape this season, going through near-inhuman workouts over the summer, and the effort has paid off. Whereas some players simply appear more athletic by hitting the gym, Barkley added a new gear and a surreal combination of athletic skills that will keep him in headlines at the pro level.There's a difference between stars like Barkley who can electrify the gridiron and those who are just very good at their jobs. It's not an easy task to keep filling highlight reels every week, but, similar to the likes of Odell Beckham Jr., Cam Newton, and Marshawn Lynch, there's something about the way he produces that makes it impossible to stop watching.In Saturday's win over Indiana, he took the opening kickoff 98 yards to the end zone for a dazzling score that will live on every "Plays of the Week" list for the next seven games. While kickoffs likely won't be on Barkley's list of duties at the NFL level, he'll be asked to catch the ball out of the backfield, and he can do that just fine.

The Jacksonville Jaguars released a statement Saturday, announcing their intention to stand for the national anthem prior to Sunday's game against the New York Jets.Jaguars owner Shad Khan linked arms with his players prior to the Week 3 game against the Baltimore Ravens at London's iconic Wembley Stadium.

President Donald Trump continued his offensive against the NFL on Saturday, demanding that all players stand during the national anthem ahead of Sunday's games.

Oakland Raiders running back Marshawn Lynch is being lionized for bringing pure, unadulterated joy back to the Bay Area.Lynch, who ended his retirement to join his hometown team, was seen getting hyphy on the sidelines during a victory over the New York Jets. His dance moves have now been commemorated on a mural, made by Bay Area artist JC Ro.

Khalil Mack and Von Miller finished first and second, respectively, in Defensive Player of the Year voting last season. With the Oakland Raiders and Denver Broncos sporting identical records ahead of Sunday's pivotal divisional clash, both teams outlined the difficulties in stopping the superstar pass-rushers.Mack has been in top form, recording 16 tackles and two sacks, while Miller is playing some of the best football of his career, with 12 tackles and three sacks. Miller and Mack grade out as the second- and third-best edge rushers by Pro Football Focus thus far, and both teams are having trouble figuring out how to subdue their opponent."They've competed well against the speed-rushers," Broncos head coach Vance Joseph said to ESPN's Jeff Legwold. "That's a huge issue in this league, blocking speed-rushers, and obviously Mack is a special player. We have a game plan to block Mack - it won't be on just those guys to block him one-on-one all the time. But again, you can't help both guys, from time to time they're going to have to do their job and block him one-on-one."Several Raiders also explained why Miller has been so dominant throughout his career."It's pretty self-explanatory," Mack said. "Von's got a hell of a get-off, and he can bend that corner like nobody else in the league. .. I'm more of a physical guy in that approach - not taking that away from him - but that's what I utilize the most, in most cases."The Raiders' offense remains in awe of Miller, as well."You can’t pinpoint one thing, because he can do everything,” Raiders left tackle Donald Penn said of Miller to Ron Kroichick of the San Francisco Chronicle. "He plays the run, he can rush the passer, he drops into coverage. He can change direction like a DB and he’s fast like some linebackers. He gets a great jump off the line.""It’s freakish," Raiders quarterback Derek Carr said Wednesday. "I was like, 'Do I still do my drop?' What do you do? ... Man, he’s an amazing player."With a chance to ascend through the hotly contested AFC West, both the Broncos and Raiders will be keenly aware of where Mack and Miller are, on every possession.Copyright © 2017 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

Chicago Bears linebacker Danny Trevathan was suspended two games Saturday for an illegal hit on Green Bay Packers wide receiver Davante Adams.Adams appeared to be wrapped up by a series of Bears defenders, but Trevathan flew in and launched a devastating hit to his helmet. The Packers' receiver briefly laid motionless on the field.Trevathan then entered a verbal sparring match with several Packers players, including quarterback Aaron Rodgers. The Bears linebacker incurred a penalty on the play but wasn't ejected.Packers head coach Mike McCarthy revealed that Adams was placed in concussion protocol but said he's gone home and is "rambunctious and ready to move forward."Trevathan will appeal his suspension, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.Copyright © 2017 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

The Washington Redskins released their injury report Saturday and six players are listed as questionable for their Monday night clash with the Kansas City Chiefs.On offense, tight end Jordan Reed, receiver Jamison Crowder, and running back Rob Kelley all got in limited practices throughout the week but continue to nurse respective sternum, hamstring, and rib injuries. On the other side of the ball, linebacker Will Compton is battling an ankle injury, linebacker Mason Foster has a shoulder injury, and safety D.J. Swearinger is nursing a hamstring ailment.Tackle Ty Nsekhe has been ruled out for the game after undergoing core muscle surgery this week.Copyright © 2017 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

theScore's Michael McClymont breaks down five of the most important in-game matchups ahead of Week 4.Michael Crabtree vs. Aqib TalibThere is no guarantee that Crabtree will play, as he did not practice Friday after suffering a chest injury Monday night. If he does, though, it will be his first meeting with Talib since the Broncos corner snatched his gold chain off his neck on Jan. 1.Talib won that bout of mental warfare, the Broncos held the Raiders receiver to five catches and 47 yards, and Denver came away with the W.No doubt Crabtree has been waiting for an opportunity for some payback since Talib punked him.Taylor Lewan vs. J.J. WattHow about this for a matchup of best on best? Watt, the Texans' star defensive end, will go head to head with Lewan of the Titans, considered one of the top left tackles in the game.Lewan allowed just one sack in 16 games last season and has a spotless record after three games this year. Watt, a three-time Defensive Player of the Year, has yet to record a quarterback sack in 2017, but expressed little concern about that statistic earlier this week.And if Watt does beat Lewan on his way to quarterback Marcus Mariota, he'll do so with a broken finger on his left hand.The matchup between these two giants could go a long way in deciding a game between AFC South rivals with playoff aspirations.DeShone Kizer vs. Vontaze BurfictBurfict's back and he's got his sights set on a rookie QB.The Bengals linebacker will be on the field Sunday after serving a three-game suspension for an illegal hit in the preseason. On the other side of the ball will be Kizer. Though he's already experienced what the AFC North has to offer after games against the Steelers and Browns, he'll now have to contend with one of the fiercest players in the league.Both the Browns and Bengals are 0-3 and desperate for a win. A victory may hinge on whether Kizer can avoid Burfict, and whether the oft-suspended defender will be in top form after three weeks away.Travis Frederick/Zack Martin vs. Aaron DonaldConsidered the best linemen in football, center Travis Frederick and right guard Zack Martin will face what might be the best interior defender in the league Sunday in Rams star Aaron Donald.Donald is often used up and down the line, so both Martin and Frederick should have their share of individual battles with the 280-pound dynamo. The success of the Cowboys' running game, and the protection of quarterback Dak Prescott, hinges on their ability to shut down the tackle.Since ending his holdout after one week of regular-season play, Donald hasn't racked up the stats, but he always makes his presence felt.Running back Ezekiel Elliott has yet to have a standout game this season, and with Donald taking up space in the middle of the line, the going may be even tougher for him Sunday.Kirk Cousins vs. Marcus PetersCousins looked like the quarterback who's thrown for back-to-back 4,000-yard seasons last week, but that was against an unimpressive Raiders secondary. Cousins and the Redskins face a stiffer test this week from the undefeated Chiefs and a defensive backfield that features a ballhawk in Peters.Peters shared the league lead in picks in 2015 and ranked second in that category in 2016. He already has an interception after three games of action this year.Without Pierre Garcon and DeSean Jackson at his disposal, Cousins has been careful with the ball this season as he continues to develop his rapport with pass-catchers Terrelle Pryor, Josh Doctson, and Jamison Crowder.The Redskins are coming off a resounding win over the Raiders and are aiming to prove they should be considered among the league's best. They'll get that opportunity against the team with the best record.(Photos courtesy: Getty Images)Copyright © 2017 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

Washington Redskins quarterback Kirk Cousins and his wife, Julie, have welcomed their first child, Cooper.He was born Friday night, according to Master Tesfatsion of the Washington Post.The couple announced the pregnancy in March in a creative way ...

The Dallas Cowboys' demonstration ahead of and during the national anthem last week appears to have been a one time thing.The entire team, including coaches, owner Jerry Jones, and his family, locked arms and took a knee on the field before the playing of "The Star-Spangled Banner." Together, they then stood and remained locked in arms during the anthem.The Cowboys kneeled before the anthem as a sign of unity following critical comments about players who protest the anthem made by President Donald Trump. Though Jones suggested afterwards that it could serve as a template for protests going forward, the Cowboys don't plan on replaying the scenes of a week ago."We're going to stand," said receiver Dez Bryant to Brandon George of the Dallas Morning News. "We're going to stand and put our hand over our heart and we're going to do what we did before."Ya'll know what that was, that was just a response to Trump. That's all that was," Bryant said of the demonstration of a week ago.A number of other teams, including the Denver Broncos and Pittsburgh Steelers, have also declared that they will eschew protests in Week 4 and will stand for the anthem.Copyright © 2017 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

Miami Dolphins linebacker Kiko Alonso is halfway to his goal of raising $150,000 for areas of Miami and Puerto Rico after they were affected by hurricanes Irma and Maria in recent weeks.After Hurricane Irma made landfall in the state the Dolphins call home and Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, Alonso opened a crowdfunding account to raise money for recovery efforts, and donations have totaled more than $75,000.Alonso has been a member of the Dolphins for the past two seasons and his father grew up in Puerto Rico."I have always held the people in my current community of Miami and in the Puerto Rican community near to my heart," Alonso wrote on his crowdfunding page. "With people in both places being left with virtually nothing, I am asking all of you to help me ease their hardship. Both communities are full of people I call friends and family, and all of the people in each community deserve our help."The effort comes on the heels of Houston Texans star J.J. Watt's campaign which raised $37 million for flood relief in Houston.Copyright © 2017 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

Chad Johnson doesn't like the direction NFL protests during the national anthem have taken.The former All-Pro wide receiver didn't hold back when TMZ Sports asked for his thoughts on Denver Broncos players announcing they will stand during the anthem. He said the protests have been "politically whitewashed" and become "a goddamn Ice Bucket Challenge.""We're not kneeling for the same reasons that (Colin) Kaepernick kneeled for 14 months ago," Johnson explained. "It's completely different."Copyright © 2017 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

DeMarcus Ware and Demarcus Lawrence share a given name and, as a result, Lawrence is often compared to Ware, a Dallas Cowboys legend.However, three games into the 2017 season, Lawrence is making a name for himself. The four-year pro leads the NFL in sacks with 6.5. His three-sack performance against the Arizona Cardinals in Week 3 earned him NFC Defensive Player of the Week honors and clinched the NFC Defensive Player of the Month award.With that kind of play, Lawrence is conjuring memories of Ware, who wreaked havoc as a Cowboys pass-rusher for nine seasons."I thought I saw a flash of myself," Ware said after Lawrence's Week 1 breakout, according to Todd Archer of ESPN."He's coming along and you can see how much he has matured. He's maturing to the point where's he's not a DeMarcus Ware lookalike, it's Demarcus Lawrence. He's becoming his own man."In Ware's fourth season with the Cowboys in 2008, he recorded a career-high 20 sacks, 2.5 short of the single-season record. Lawrence is on pace to shatter that mark in his fourth year.Copyright © 2017 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Doug Martin could be without a roster spot after his suspension expires Monday.Martin was suspended four games last December after violating the NFL's substance abuse policy, the latter three contests carrying into the 2017 season. The two-time Pro Bowler checked into a treatment facility after being sanctioned.Martin can be activated after Sunday's game against the New York Giants, but Buccaneers head coach Dirk Koetter is no rush to bring him back."Well, to be honest with you, I’m worried about Friday, Saturday, and Sunday and when Monday comes, we’ll worry about Monday," Koetter said via JoeBucsFan.com."Because every Monday, or every day after a game, (G.M.) Jason (Licht) and I get together and, you know, Jason’s got his ideas on what roster changes have to go. There is that possibility for next week. And, you know, if we are going to bring Doug back on Monday, then we're going to have to make room somehow. And that could be dictated by injury this week, so that’s why, you know, we’ll worry about it on Monday."Jacquizz Rodgers and Peyton Barber have featured in Martin's absence, but neither player has taken command of the role through two games.For the time being, it would be a surprise to see Martin resume starter responsibilities in Week 5. Following Sunday's game, the Buccaneers will be on a short week, playing the New England Patriots next Thursday.Copyright © 2017 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

Atlanta Falcons defensive end Takkarist McKinley revealed that eBay pulled his lost dreadlock for sale, after bidding reached $11,000.McKinley found out that an eBay user was selling his dreadlock that was ripped off during the Falcons' Week 3 game against the Detroit Lions. A fan found the lock after the game.