Not so fast: Key injured Bucs still not practicing

The Bucs came back to the practice field Monday morning following an entire five days off amid their bye week, yet a few key players wanting to come back from harm were not yet back on the practice field.RB Doug Martin (hamstring), DT Gerald McCoy (calf), DE Robert Ayers (lower leg) and DT Clinton McDonald (hamstring) were not at practice, and OG J.R. Sweezy, qualified to hone surprisingly in the wake of burning through six weeks on the physically not able to perform list with a back harm, was additionally not in participation. Monday's workout is basically an additional workout on top of the typical amusement week arrangement for a Sunday diversion, so they could return as ordinary Wednesday.

There was empowering news with a few players returning - WR Louis Murphy honed surprisingly since experiencing ACL surgery in November. WR Cecil Shorts honed without precedent for four weeks recouping from a hamstring harm, and TE Luke Stocker was back in the wake of missing three diversions with a lower leg damage.

Bucs WR Vincent Jackson was an observer at practice, which could basically be a veteran's vacation day or could be damage related.