The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are facing significant challenges after losing their star receivers, Mike Evans and Chris Godwin, to injuries during a recent loss to the Baltimore Ravens. Evans suffered a hamstring injury, while Godwin dislocated his ankle and is expected to undergo surgery, likely sidelining him for the rest of the regular season.

Coach Todd Bowles expressed confidence in the remaining roster, emphasizing that while they may not match the caliber of Evans and Godwin, they can still contribute effectively. Baker Mayfield will need to rely on a mix of young receivers and a revitalized running game to keep the offense competitive.

Despite the loss, the Bucs showcased their offensive potential, with Mayfield throwing for 370 yards and three touchdowns. However, their defense struggled against the Ravens' rushing attack, which will need to be addressed moving forward. The Bucs will face the Atlanta Falcons next, with first place in the NFC South at stake.