Jack Browning has been elevated for the second straight week as the Buccaneers continue to search for stability at the punter position. After averaging 42.7 yards per punt last week, his performance included a strong 49-yard kick, but he struggled with two shorter punts of 30 and 40 yards. The team has already cycled through two punters this season, highlighting the ongoing challenges in finding a reliable option.

Jack Browning struggled in his NFL debut as the team's third punter this season, failing to make a significant impact with his punts. Coach Todd Bowles attributed his performance to rookie jitters, indicating that there is room for improvement as he adjusts to the league.

Jack Browning has been elevated to the active roster to handle punting, holding, and kickoff duties for the Buccaneers. The rookie punter entered the league as an undrafted free agent this season, having previously spent time with the Bills and Ravens before joining Tampa Bay's practice squad on October 23.

Jack Browning is currently on the Buccaneers' practice squad and may be given the opportunity to take over punting duties following the release of Trenton Gill. With the team looking for a solution to their punting struggles, Browning could step into a more prominent role in the upcoming season.