Buccaneers lose Calijah Kancey, Luke Goedeke to injury vs. Texans - ESPN
Tampa Bay Buccaneers starting defensive tackle Calijah Kancey and starting right tackle Luke Goedeke left Monday night's 20-19 win at the Houston Texans with injuries.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers starting defensive tackle Calijah Kancey and starting right tackle Luke Goedeke left Monday night's 20-19 win at the Houston Texans with injuries.
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