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After missing the majority of the 2025 NFL season with a neck injury, former Washington Huskies star Jalen McMillan has been sidelined for the last three days of Tampa Bay Buccaneers training camp with a knee injury.
As Tampa Bay prepares for its first preseason game on August 14 against the New York Jets, the former third-round pick needs as many reps as he can get to build chemistry with quarterback Baker Mayfield. However, coach Todd Bowles was unable to put a timeline on his return.
While the injury doesn't appear to be serious, after McMillan suffered several broken vertebrae last season, which limited him to just four games, any setback could wind up being a major blow in his push for a starting spot ahead of his third season.
Bucs head coach Todd Bowles said he’s not sure how long Jalen McMillan will be out. Notes that Dean Patterson IV has made some plays taking advantage of more playing time.
— PewterReport 🏴☠️ (@PewterReport) August 6, 2026 Following the departure of perennial All-Pro Mike Evans, McMillan appears to be behind All-Pro Chris Godwin and 2025 first-round pick Emeka Egbuka, putting him in competition with former Oregon standout Tez Johnson and 2026 third-round pick Ted Hurst for the third starting role in the offense.
With 49 catches for 638 yards and 8 touchdowns to his name, including an electric stretch of seven scores in the final five regular-season games of his rookie campaign, McMillan has proven that he has the skill set necessary to succeed at the NFL level and a trustworthy connection with his quarterback.
Now, if he can get healthy, he has an opportunity to be a difference-maker as Tampa Bay hunts for its fifth NFC South title in the last six years.
This article originally appeared on Huskies Wire: Former Washington football star sidelined with knee injury
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