The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are gearing up for their Wild Card playoff matchup against the Washington Commanders with a nearly complete roster. After several weeks of injuries, the team is expected to have key players back on the field, including tight end Cade Otton, safeties Antoine Winfield Jr. and Mike Edwards, cornerback Jamel Dean, and defensive tackle Logan Hall. This marks a significant improvement in their health, as they prepare to face the Commanders in a crucial game.

While the Buccaneers will still be without wide receiver Chris Godwin and safety Jordan Whitehead, they are anticipated to field their most complete lineup in a long time. The matchup will take place at Raymond James Stadium on Sunday Night Football, with the stakes high—only one team will advance in the playoffs.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are facing significant injury challenges ahead of their game against the Las Vegas Raiders. Key players like safety Jordan Whitehead and linebacker K.J. Britt have been ruled out, while rookie Tykee Smith may return. The team is also missing cornerback Troy Hill and linebacker J.J. Russell, further depleting their defensive lineup.

With limited depth, the Bucs will rely on Vi Jones and possibly Antonio Grier Jr. to fill in. The absence of these players poses a tough challenge, especially against the Raiders' tight end Brock Bowers.

The Philadelphia Eagles have cut veteran linebacker Devin White after he failed to secure a regular-season spot following a position battle. Despite being a former Pro Bowler, White's time with the Eagles was short-lived, as younger players outperformed him.

Now a free agent, White, only 26, has the opportunity to join another team before the trade deadline. His past success with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, including a key role in their Super Bowl win, makes him an attractive option for several teams looking to bolster their defenses.

K.J. Britt faced a challenging night as he filled in for the injured SirVocea Dennis, playing 81 snaps in a close loss to the Atlanta Falcons. Britt's limitations in speed, coupled with Lavonte David's declining quickness, allowed quarterback Kirk Cousins to exploit the middle of the field, leading to a career-high 509 passing yards.

Coach Todd Bowles acknowledged that the defense struggled with tackling and communication, particularly after losing safety Jordan Whitehead to injury. With key players sidelined, Bowles is considering adjustments but remains confident in Britt's abilities.