Overview
- Tristan Wirfs resumed on-field work at Buccaneers training camp after sitting out roughly three weeks following a hamstring tweak during a conditioning test.
- Coaches plan to manage his reps in practice and will likely keep him out of remaining preseason games to avoid a setback and target readiness for Week 1.
- Wirfs is a core part of the line, with multiple Pro Bowl and All‑Pro selections, and his presence is widely viewed as vital to Baker Mayfield’s pass protection.
- The team still faces short-term depth questions with wide receivers Emeka Egbuka and Jalen McMillan listed out and linebacker Christian Rozeboom not practicing.
- Keeping Wirfs healthy follows standard NFL soft‑tissue management and should stabilize Tampa Bay’s offense if he avoids further problems, but the team will monitor him closely through camp.