Jalen McMillan returns to practice for Buccaneers after injury struggles
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 18, 2026, 3:54 PM
Last updated Aug 18, 2026

Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Jalen McMillan returned to practice on August 18, following a leg injury that sidelined him for over a week. McMillan has faced injury challenges in his first two seasons, missing significant time including 13 regular-season games last year due to a neck injury. With Mike Evans departing for the San Francisco 49ers, McMillan's return is crucial as the Buccaneers prepare for the upcoming season. Analysts view him as a potential breakout player this year, especially after a strong finish to his rookie season in 2024.
- •McMillan returns after missing practice due to a leg injury.
- •He missed 17 games in his first two seasons due to injuries.
- •Analysts label him a potential breakout player for the Buccaneers.
- •Mike Evans has left the team, increasing McMillan's importance.
- •He finished his rookie season strong with seven touchdowns in five games.
- 3:54 PMYahoo Sports — Buccaneers Get Good News on Injury-Prone Wide Receiver
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