Breshad Perriman

Former Ravens wide receiver Breshad Perriman was statistically defined as the Baltimore Ravens' biggest NFL Draft bust since 2000, according to Bookies.com. Perriman was expected to boost the Ravens passing game when he was selected from Central Florida with the 26th pick of the 2015 draft. However, Perriman suffered a knee injury during training camp as a rookie and was never an impact player for the Ravens.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers brought back another receiver, re-signing Breshad Perriman.

TAMPA, Fla. — Wide receiver Breshad Perriman is back with the Bucs for the 2022 season. The Tampa Bay Buccanneers re-signed Perriman Thursday. He joined the Tampa Bay area team for the final 10 weeks of the 2021 season. The wide receiver hit the field in six regular-season games, recording 11 receptions for 167 yards.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are signing wide receiver Breshad Perriman to a one-year deal, according to Adam Schefter. It marks the third time in Perriman’s career that he has signed with the Buccaneers. The 26th overall pick out of UCF in the 2015 NFL Draft, Perriman started his career...

The Buccaneers have agreed to a new deal with Breshad Perriman. Terms of the deal are not yet known, but it’ll be a one-year contract for the veteran wide receiver. Perriman’s first stint with the Bucs came in 2019, when he registered 36 receptions for 645 yards and six touchdowns. That performance earned him a one-year, $8M deal ($6M guaranteed) from the Jets. He had a solid season in New York during the 2020 campaign, finishing with 511 yards from scrimmage.

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TAMPA — Breshad Perriman may not need to leave a forwarding address this season. Having played for the Browns, Bucs, Jets and Lions over the past four seasons, the former UCF receiver will stay put in Tampa Bay after signing a one-year contract. Perriman rejoined the Bucs late last...

Perriman (abdomen) has agreed to a one-year deal to remain with the Buccaneers, Rick Stroud of the Tampa Bay Times reports. By the time the Bucs return to the field the wideout should be recovered from the abdomen issue that kept him out of the team's playoff finale. This past season, Perriman recorded 11 catches on 18 targets for 167 yards and a TD and looking ahead, the 2015 first-rounder will look to reestablish his role in a Tampa Bay wide receiving corps headed by Mike Evans, Russell Gage and Chris Godwin, who the team placed the franchise tag on and is recovering from a torn ACL.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Breshad Perriman is dealing with multiple injuries at the moment. He hasn’t played a massive role in the Tampa Bay offense, but he’s seen an increased workload with Chris Godwin out, Antonio Brown cut, and Cyril Grayson questionable. Will Perriman play against the Los Angeles Rams in the Divisional Round, and what can fantasy football managers expect from Tampa Bay’s passing game this weekend?

The Buccaneers have ruled out just two players in advance of their Divisional Round matchup at home against the Los Angeles Rams. Running back Ronald Jones is sideline again and wide receiver Breshad Perriman is dealing with a hip injury and did not practice all week. The bigger question has...

Perriman (hip/abdomen) didn't practice Friday, Greg Auman of The Athletic reports. Per Auman, coach Bruce Arians noted Friday that Perriman has "a torn muscle in his side" and with that in mind it doesn't seem likely the wideout will be available Sunday against the Rams. With Cyril Grayson (hamstring) also iffy for the Buccaneers' divisional-round contest, John Brown is a candidate to be elevated from the team's practice squad to provide added depth behind Mike Evans and Tyler Johnson.

Perriman (hip/abdomen) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Rams, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports. Perriman missed practice throughout the week, with coach Bruce Arians revealing that the wideout has a torn muscle near his abdomen. The Bucs hope to get Cyril Grayson (hamstring) back in the lineup alongside Mike Evans and Tyler Johnson, but with Grayson listed as questionable after missing the past couple weeks, it's possible Scotty Miller is tabbed as the No. 3 receiver this Sunday. Either way, Perriman won't be part of the equation.

Perriman (hip) did not practice Thursday, Jenna Laine of ESPN.com reports. The wide receiver remained unavailable for practice Thursday after also being absent Wednesday while nursing a hip issue. Perriman's reps were limited to open last week before ramping up the activity on Friday before entering the Buccaneers' wild-card matchup versus the Eagles without an injury designation. His ability to participate at Friday's practice will provide a clearer indication of his chances to play in the team's divisional-round contest against the Rams on Sunday. If he can't go, Scotty Miller would be a likely candidate for increased snaps in the game.