Buccaneers head coach Bruce Arians said of WR Chris Godwin, "I think he is good to go," for Sunday's game against the Green Bay Packers.

Arians said Mike Evans, Scott Miller, and Leonard Fournette will be game-time decisions, according to Greg Auman of The Athletic.

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A lot of names here. Godwin has been sorely missed on intermediate routes and adds a needed dimension to the Bucs passing attack. Evans managed to play last week despite an ankle injury and caught a red zone touchdown, so it would be a surprise if he sits. Miller would see his fantasy stock drop if Evans and Godwin play, but remains a complimentary piece of the offense.

Ronald Jones was great in Week 5, so if Fournette were to need another week to heal, fantasy players would not be upset.

Buccaneers wide receiver Chris Godwin returned to a limited practice Wednesday as he recovers from a hamstring injury.

After missing multiple games with an injured hamstring, it looks like Godwin is on track to return for this week's showdown with the Packers. Teammate Mike Evans was absent from practice and has dealt with nagging injuries most of the season. If Evans were to sit this week, Godwin could see massive volume against Green Bay.

The Buccaneers ruled wide receiver Chris Godwin out for Thursday's game against the Bears due to his hamstring injury.

Godwin is nearing a return to action but never had much of a chance to play in Week 5 simply because Tampa Bay is playing in the Thursday night game. Reports suggest Godwin has a solid chance at returning for Week 6 when the Bucs will take on the Packers.

Bruce Arians isn't taking any chances with players who are dinged up heading into Thursday night's game at Chicago. He said Mike Evans (ankle), Chris Godwin (hamstring), Justin Watson (chest), and Scotty Miller (hip/groin) all did not practice today.

Godwin didn't play in Week 4 so there is some concern he may not be ready to go in Week 5 - that's worth keeping an eye on. However, Evans and Miller should have a better chance as of now, but continue to monitor into Wednesday.