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Wilson

Wilson had two fumbles in London last week and that was enough for the Bucs to find a new returner. The third-year pro was primarily a special teamer, only pitching in three receptions on 12 targets on offense. He’ll have to sure up his fumble issues to latch onto another roster as a returner.

He won’t be making the trip to London. Bobo Wilson and Scott Miller rotated outside in his absence last week and should be used in a similar capacity Sunday against Carolina.

Ogunbowale has been stuck on the practice squad for most of his two-year NFL career, but losing Adam Humphries in free agency opens up a kick returning hole for the Bucs that Ogunbowale could fill. In Week 11 last year, Ogunbowale showed some burst on his seven kick returns, so he’s one of the top contenders along with rookie WR Scott Miller and third-year WR Bobo Wilson.

This is the first time we’ve blurbed Wilson, and it’s simply being done as a public service announcement to not be concerned about his presence in this offense. Second-year pro Chris Godwin should still shine in place of DeSean Jackson (thumb, out) against the Panthers.