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Tampa Bay Buccaneers' wide receiver Chris Godwin is set to undergo surgery on his dislocated left ankle, with head coach Todd Bowles indicating that he will likely be out for the remainder of the season. Godwin's injury occurred late in a game against the Ravens, and he is now facing a lengthy rehabilitation process. This injury marks the second major setback in Godwin's career, following his previous ACL and MCL tears in 2021. Before the injury, Godwin had a productive season with 50 receptions for 576 yards and 5 touchdowns.
- Chris Godwin's injury could significantly impact the Buccaneers' offense.
- Godwin's future with the team is uncertain as he heads into free agency.
Chris Godwin | WR
Injury
Week 7
50 receptions
62 targets
576 rec yards
5 rec TDs
- Godwin will undergo surgery for a dislocated ankle and is likely out for the season.
- He had a strong season prior to the injury, with 50 receptions, 576 yards, and 5 touchdowns.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- The loss of Godwin could hinder the Buccaneers' passing game.
- With Godwin's injury, the team may need to rely more on other receivers like Mike Evans.