They left a horrible loss with their two top names injured: Mike Evans left with a hamstring injury, and Chris Godwin may have dislocated his ankle. Not great at all. And if you have either of those two in fantasy football or you just need some WR help off the waiver wire, it’s a situation to monitor ahead of waivers on Wednesday.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers fans are anxiously awaiting updates on Chris Godwin after his recent injury during the game against the Baltimore Ravens. As a key player, Godwin’s absence could significantly impact the team’s performance in the NFL.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have placed wide receiver Chris Godwin on injured reserve with an ankle injury that will require surgery.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Chris Godwin was carted off the field with his left leg in an air cast on Monday Night Football.

Star wide receiver Chris Godwin suffered an ankle injury with 59 seconds remaining that left him on his hands and knees as a cart came onto the field to take him to the locker room while fans chanted his name.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers receiver Chris Godwin will undergo surgery on a dislocated left ankle, a procedure that will likely sideline him for the rest of the regular season. Coach Todd Bowles said Tuesday that the Bucs (4-3) — who also lost 10-time 1,

Daniel Dopp, Mike Clay and Field Yates examine the state of the Buccaneers' wide receivers with Mike Evans and Chris Godwin out.

Tampa Bay coach Todd Bowles said Tuesday that the Buccaneers — who also lost 10-time 1,000-yard receiver Mike Evans to a hamstring injury during Monday night's 41-31 loss to visiting Baltimore — are holding out hope that Chris Godwin might be able to return if they can play deep into January.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles defended his decision to keep star receiver Chris Godwin in the game despite a small chance of winning prior to his ankle injury.