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- Most special-teams snaps for Bucs vs. Falcons: David Walker 16, SirVocea Dennis 15, Miles Killebrew 15, Kevin Knowles 15, Bauer Sharp 15, Payne Durham 14. Dennis led the way with two special-teams tackles.
- Most special-teams tackles for Bucs vs. Panthers: Miles Killebrew, Kevin Knowles, David Walker, SirVocea Dennis, Bauer Sharp, Chase McLaughlin with 15 each; Payne Durham 14, Kam Johnson 13. Keionte Scott four tackles, Sharp, Knowles, Dennis two each.
- Most special-teams snaps for Bucs vs. Steelers: Miles Killebrew 24, Kevin Knowles 24, SirVocea Dennis 24, Bauer Sharp 24, David Walker 23, Payne Durham 22. Walker, Killebrew, Knowles and Kam Johnson 2 tackles each.
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NFL Special Teams Report: NFL Week 5
The Week 5 NFL Special Teams Report highlights the Jacksonville Jaguars' pivotal kickoff return against the Philadelphia Eagles and standout performances across special teams units. Tampa Bay Buccaneers player Miles Killebrew leads the kick coverage group with a 92.7 PFF grade, while Alex Ward and Nick Moore top the long snapper rankings.
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This is why the Bucs signed Killebrew. Special teams ace for $1.79 million. Recovery by Kevin Knowles, a waiver claim from Chiefs signed to upgrade kickoff coverage. Paid off in a big way Thursday night. · Quoting NFL+: Miles Killebrew forces a fumble for the first time since 2017 to give Tampa Bay the ball right back 👀
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- Oct 9 Greg Auman (X) This is why the Bucs signed Killebrew. Special teams ace for $1.79 million. Recovery by Kevin Knowles, a waiver claim from Chiefs signed to upgrade kickoff coverage. Paid off in a big way Thursday night. · Quoting NFL+: Miles Killebrew forces a fumble for the first time since 2017 to give Tampa Bay the ball right back 👀 @TBvsDAL on Prime Video Stream on #NFLPlus
- Oct 9 Greg Auman (X) Most special-team snaps for Bucs vs. Cowboys: Ifeatu Melifonwu 18 (played 59 of 60 snaps on defense), Miles Killebrew, Kevin Knowles, Christian Rozeboom, Bauer Sharp, David Walker 16 each. Rozeboom had 3 tackles, Killebrew forced fumble on kickoff return, Knowles recovered.
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That's Miles Killebrew forcing the fumble on the Turpin return -- initial stat book doesn't show who recovered for Bucs.
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- Oct 8 Greg Auman (X) Miles Killebrew forces a fumble for the first time since 2017 to give Tampa Bay the ball right back đź‘€ @TBvsDAL on Prime Video Stream on #NFLPlus
- Oct 8 Greg Auman (X) That's Miles Killebrew forcing the fumble on the Turpin return -- initial stat book doesn't show who recovered for Bucs.
- Miles Killebrew flagged for a hold on kickoff return, so Bucs will start from their 15.
- Most special-teams snaps for Bucs vs. Browns: Kevin Knowles, Bauer Sharp, SirVocea Dennis, Miles Killebrew 20, Payne Durham 19, Ifeatu Melifonwu 17. Josiah Trotter, Keionte Scott, Kam Johnson led with two special-teams tackles each. Knowles had one.
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Bucs Elevate Safety Ifeatu Melifonwu Again
With just three safeties on the 53-man roster, and with Miles Killebrew questionable for Sunday's game against the Browns, the Bucs have activated veteran defender Ifeatu Melifonwu from the practice squad for the second week in a row
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Final injury report for Bucs. WR Jalen McMillan (knee), CB Jacob Parrish (back) and S Miles Killebrew (concussion) are questionable for Sunday’s game.
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- Sep 18 Rick Stroud (X) Final injury report for Bucs. WR Jalen McMillan (knee), CB Jacob Parrish (back) and S Miles Killebrew (concussion) are questionable for Sunday’s game.+1
- Sep 18 Greg Auman (X) Bowles said no Bucs players will be listed as doubtful for the Browns game Sunday. Miles Killebrew (concussion) needs to clear protocol and he said Jacob Parrish (back) and Jalen McMillan (knee) will be questionable and game-time decisions.
- Sep 18 Greg Auman (X) And Miles Killebrew appeared to be full contact today so it’s possible he clears concussion protocol and plays Sunday. If not, might have to elevate two safeties from practice squad.
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Two Bucs Limited, One Did Not Participate At Thursday’s Practice
With only three days remaining until the Bucs take on the Cleveland Browns, Thursday's injury report comes without surprises. One player did not play, but it was not for concern of injury. Safety Miles Killebrew and cornerback Jacob Parrish were once again limited in practice. Tomorrow will fully determine whether or not the pair
- Good health for Bucs continues. Jalen McMillan, Sean Tucker, Christian Rozeboom , Justin Skule all practicing. Miles Killebrew is limited with a concussion.
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Miles Killebrew: Questionable
Est. return: Sep 20
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- Sep 16 ESPN NFL Injury Report Miles Killebrew: Questionable
- Sep 16 Rick Stroud (X) Bucs injury report: CB Jacob Parrish (back) and S Miles Killebrew (concussion) were limited in practice. WR Jalen McMillan (knee), LB Christian Rozeboom (foot), T Justin Skule (oblique) and RB Sean Tucker (hamstring) had full participation.
- Sep 16 Greg Auman (X) Here’s the first injury report for Bucs and Browns. Miles Killebrew is in concussion protocol. Browns have five OLs on their report.
- Most special-teams snaps for Bucs vs. Bengals: Kevin Knowles, Miles Killebrew, Bauer Sharp, Anthony Nelson, Ko Kieft, Ifeatu Melifonwu, David Walker and SirVocea Dennis all played 15 snaps each. Knowles led with two tackles. Dennis, Walker, Sharp, Trotter one each.
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Why Did The Bucs Only Keep 3 Safeties?
The Bucs made an interesting decision when they finalized their initial 53-man roster, keeping just three safeties on the team. Every fan knows starters Antoine Winfield Jr. and Tykee Smith, while the third on the list, Miles Killebrew, is here for his work on special teams more than his defensive position. That doesn’t necessarily