Bucs' WRs Julio Jones and Chris Godwin both officially active tonight vs. Chiefs.

The @NFLGameDay Notebook with @MikeGarafolo and @TomPelissero: The NFL and NFLPA are updating and enhancing the concussion protocol; The #Bucs and their pets are back in Tampa after Hurricane Ian; Tom Brady should have all of his playmakers tonight vs. the #Chiefs. pic.twitter.com/wtPy9kx76L

#Bucs offense will look more whole on Sunday Night Football for Tom Brady. Per multiple reports, WR Chris Godwin (hamstring), WR Julio Jones (knee) and LT Donovan Smith (elbow) all are expected to play tonight vs. Chiefs. Mike Evans returns from suspension.

Bucs rookie Rachaad White gets a 1-yard touchdown run for his first NFL score. Cuts Chiefs' lead to 38-23, 0:44 left in the third. PAT coming.

Bucs' TE Cameron Brate ruled out tonight due to concussion protocol.

Ryan Succop gets the Bucs on the board with a 45-yard field goal. His last six FGs, all successful, have been from 47, 47, 47, 45, 45 and 45.

Good news for the Bucs’ offense tonight: Not only does Mike Evans return from suspension, Julio Jones & Chris Godwin are both expected to return from injury, per sources. One more positive turn? I’m told tackle Donovan Smith is also back.

Tampa Bay is reloaded for primetime.

— Jeff Darlington (@JeffDarlington) October 2, 2022

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers appear to be reloading their starting lineup on offense heading into Week 4.

Not only is wide receiver Mike Evans back from his one-game suspension, but fellow pass-catchers Chris Godwin (hamstring) and Julio Jones (knee) are expected to play Sunday night against the Kansas City Chiefs, per multiple reports

Gage (hamstring) is expected to play Sunday night against Kansas City, Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero of NFL Network report.

The same applies to fellow wide receivers Chris Godwin (hamstring) and Julio Jones (knee), though the trio's status will still be worth verifying ahead of Sunday's 8:20 ET kickoff. Meanwhile, Mike Evans is set to return from his Week 3 suspension, which likely sets the stage for Gage, if active, to see less volume than he did last weekend (13 targets) against the Packers when Godwin, Jones and Evans were all unavailable.

First career TD for @chaad_3

: #KCvsTB on NBC pic.twitter.com/zKWRpv1UnL

— Tampa Bay Buccaneers (@Buccaneers) October 3, 2022

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have found the end zone for a third time against the Kansas Chiefs, this time courtesy of their rookie running back.

Rachaad White leapt over the line for his first career NFL touchdown late in the third quarter, cutting into the Chiefs’ three-score lead.

A third-round pick out of Arizona State, White has been on the field plenty Sunday night in place of veteran Leonard Fournette, as the Bucs try their best to keep both backs fresh for the long haul

Please don't sleep on this McKinnon blitz pickup on Lavonte David. David 1000% thought he was about to steamroll him. pic.twitter.com/pvBmS14Vou

Mike Edwards gets Bucs' third sack of the night.

"We got to grind." 🗣: HC Todd Bowles pic.twitter.com/WbpP3Sw3e7

Talked to Tim Jarocki, Bucs' director of team operations, about relocating team and families across the state to Miami for the week. Travel party included 18 dogs and one rabbit -- rookie guard Luke Goedeke's pet, named Cletus. Insane week in terms of logistics.

Bucs' inactives tonight vs. Chiefs: WR Scotty Miller, WR Breshad Perriman, TE Kyle Rudolph, CB Zyon McCollum, DL Akiem Hicks, QB Kyle Trask.

Don't recognize this Vita Vea. Bizarre and troubling regression all season

Carlton Davis III is questionable to return (stinger). pic.twitter.com/aUc3hNT2iu

And yes, practice squad elevation Cole Beasley is dressing tonight as sixth WR ahead of Scotty Miller, who's inactive as a healthy scratch vs. Chiefs.

INTERECEPTION! Sean Murphy-Bunting, in for the injured Carlton Davis III, makes a big play to put the ball back in Buccaneer hands! #KCvsTB

Devin White still dealing w/the same issues from his rookie season.

Rookie TE Ko Kieft with a nifty, spinning back-shoulder catch for his first NFL reception, making it first-and-goal. Who knew?

Keanu Neal is in the game replacing the injured Logan Ryan at safety. Third and 2 for Chiefs at their 41.

Carlton Davis III is Questionable for the remainder of tonight's game (stinger).

— Buccaneers Communications (@BuccaneersComms) October 3, 2022

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers might have to finish Sunday night’s game against the Kansas City Chiefs without their top cornerback.

Carlton Davis III left the game in the third quarter, and is questionable to return. The team is officially calling his injury a “stinger.”

Davis signed a big three-year contract extension this offseason, and if he can’t return, look for Sean Murphy-Bunting to replace him on the outside opposite Jamel Dean

Bucs got a break on fourth down, but nice run stop by Keanu Neal on third-and-1 made it possible.

With Kyle Rudolph inactive, basically the Bucs value what rookies Cade Otton and Ko Kieft do on special teams more than whatever Rudolph's experience brings on offense. twitter.com/votejustice/st…

Bucs have Brandon Walton in as a "jumbo" tight end on goal line -- first time they've used that this season.