Bryce Hall, a valuable reserve in the Buccaneers' secondary, was among the players who missed the season due to injury. His absence contributed to the team's struggles in pass defense, highlighting the impact of injuries on the overall performance of the defensive unit.

Bryce Hall, a free agent acquisition for the Buccaneers, has been lost for the season due to injury, exacerbating the team's struggles in the secondary. With Hall unavailable, the team has had to rely on undrafted rookie Tyrek Funderburk and second-year player Josh Hayes, neither of whom has performed well. His absence has significantly impacted the Buccaneers' defensive depth and overall performance.

Bryce Hall, playing for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, appeared in one game without any starts. He contributed by playing 29% of snaps on defense and 11% on special teams. Currently, he is on injured reserve.

Bryce Hall has been ruled out for the season due to a fractured tibia and dislocated ankle, adding to the Buccaneers' injury woes in the early part of the season. His absence is a significant blow to the team's secondary, compounding the challenges faced by the defense.

Bryce Hall will be absent for the upcoming game against the Lions, creating challenges for the Buccaneers' secondary. His absence, along with that of All-Pro safety Antoine Winfield Jr., significantly weakens Tampa Bay's defense, making it tougher to contain Jared Goff's passing attack. This situation could heavily impact the Buccaneers' ability to limit Goff's production through the air.