‘Going to Bounce Back Soon’ – Richard Sherman Makes Statement After Suffering Injury Against Eagles

Bruce Arians-coached Tampa Bay Buccaneers were made to work on Thursday night. The Tom Brady-led outfit registered a narrow 28-22 win over the Philadelphia Eagles at the Lincoln Financial Field. Brady went 34 of 42 with 297 passing yards and two passing touchdowns against one interception.

Veteran cornerback Richard Sherman, who only made his Bucs debut in Week 5, is already finding himself in a tough spot down south in Florida. The Buccaneers cornerback suffered a hamstring injury during the Eagles game. He dropped to the bench and was replaced by Dee Delaney.

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Richard Sherman hit with injury struggle early on in the Bucs career

Former Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers man, Richard Sherman, took to Twitter to express his dismay over the latest injury. There’s no timeline to his return but coach Arians claimed they will not sign any new players on their secondary.

“We’ll just keep playing with the guys we’ve got, and see what happens. See how long of an injury it is. And next man up.

“We really need this rest and hopefully we’ll see who we can get back, if anybody. But the ones who have been playing, they definitely need a timeout,” Arians said via ESPN.

The Bucs are 5-1 after their latest win. They will be without Sherman for Week 7. But it is important to note that they’re already without first-choice starters, Sean Murphy-Bunting and the enigmatic Carlton Davis as well.

Safety Antoine Winfield Jr. also suffered a concussion during the win against the Eagles. It will be interesting how the Bucs line up when they take on the Chicago Bears.

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