Josh Hayes suffered a hamstring injury during Friday practice before the game against the Raiders, adding to the Buccaneers' ongoing issues with injuries, particularly in that practice setting. His situation highlights the team's struggles with maintaining player health this season.

Josh Hayes has been downgraded to out for the upcoming game against the Raiders, adding to the Buccaneers' injury woes. His absence leaves the team with fewer options in the secondary as they prepare to face a challenging opponent.

Josh Hayes suffered a hamstring injury on Friday and was subsequently ruled out for the game against the Raiders, further depleting the Buccaneers' already thin secondary.

Josh Hayes has been downgraded to out for the upcoming game against the Raiders due to a hamstring injury sustained during practice. His absence adds to the Buccaneers' growing list of injuries in the secondary, further complicating their defensive strategy.

Josh Hayes has stepped up in the absence of Jamel Dean but has not made a significant impact. As a second-year player, he has been part of the rotation at cornerback alongside undrafted rookie Tyrek Funderburk, but the lack of starting-caliber performance from both has contributed to the Buccaneers' struggles in the secondary.