Tom Brady & Wide Receiver Corps Injury Update: Who Will Actually Catch Passes Against Aaron Rodgers & Packers’ Daring Defense?

Sunday got even more spectacular with a Clash of the Titans. Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady go head to head in what could be their last battle in the NFL. However, as the weekend comes close, Brady has a problem. With the O-Line facing injury issues and Mike Evans getting a suspension, he has some troubles. But a notable sportswriter may have figured out the Bucs’ next step for the WR dilemma.

During the PFT broadcast, Mike Florio and Peter King discussed the Buccaneers vs. Packers game. They discuss the possibility of them playing for the last time. They also talk about Tom Brady and his offensive line troubles. Sportswriter King reflected on who could be TB12’s new WR1.

Tom Brady could have a new pass catcher

Peter King mentioned, “It will really impress me this week if he puts up 30 because his number-one receiver, just might be Cole Beasley in this game, who he met ten minutes ago. And so this is a home opener, the emotion blah blah, blah blah blah. But I have a feeling that the Bucks are going to have to wear name tags in this game for all the people who are going to be new and people really don’t know.”

Mike Florio reinforced King’s claims. He stated that Mike Evans got suspended and would not participate. Chris Godwin has a hamstring problem after a ruptured ACL, and Julio Jones has a knee injury. Even Scotty Miller is out with a calf strain. Tampa Bay’s injury report does not look good for the franchise.

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With the Bucs facing struggles, the Packers are also in the same canoe. WRs Randall Cobb, Sammy Watkins, and Christian Watson’s status remain questionable. Moreover, Sammy Watkins is out of the game.

Bucs’ new WR could explain TB12’s presence on Wednesday

Todd Bowles made a stern confirmation over Tom Brady’s presence in camps on Wednesdays. However, despite having a week off, the quarterback was in the camps. It led to a whirlwind in the media on why he showed up. While Ian Rapoport mentioned Brady felt good enough to come down, the reason could be more than that.

Tampa Bay has a crucial game on the corner, and Tom Brady doesn’t want to lose it. Brady wanted to develop chemistry as he has a new WR in the mix. Additionally, the offensive line has failed to produce numbers, and it could be the perfect opportunity to make it happen.

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