Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive tackle Gerald McCoy (calf) and defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul (foot, ribs) both missed practice on Thursday. McCoy was limited on Wednesday, so he may have suffered a setback after missing Week 8. JPP hasn't practiced yet this week, which is a huge concern for Tampa's pass rush against Carolina this weekend. Tampa's defense is already severely lacking in the secondary. Panthers QB Cam Newton and their offense should blow up in Week 9.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul (knee) did not practice on Thursday. JPP missed a practice last week, too, but he wound up playing against the Eagles and recorded five tackles and a sack. His presence on the defensive line is paramount as Tampa attempts to get consistent pressure on the opposing quarterback. Slowing down Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger and a strong offense will be Pierre-Paul's goal on Monday night. Hopefully he can return to practice later this week[...]

Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul (knee) is active in Week 2 against the Eagles. This is good news for a Bucs defensive front that will rely heavily on JPP to get pressure on the opposing quarterback. Although Eagles quarterback Nick Foles has a much better matchup this weekend, having Pierre-Paul in the fold isn't good for him.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul (knee) has a brace on his right knee on Wednesday and said he's unsure if he will play in Week 2 against the Eagles. "My knee is jacked up. Banged up. Ask me if I can play Sunday, I don't know," Pierre-Paul said. [...]

Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul isn't injured but hasn't been taking part in organized team activities. He's expected to be at mandatory minicamp, which starts next Tuesday, and a source closely involved with JPP's offseason training program said that he trains for four hours every day. Tampa traded a third-round pick and swapped fourth-rounders with the Giants for Pierre-Paul in the offseason and will pay him $12.5 million in 2018. In a full season last year, JPP had eight [...]

New York Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul was traded to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, according to Adam Schefter on Twitter. Pierre-Paul and a fourth-round pick will head to Tampa for a third and fourth-round pick in this year's draft, an obvious move for the Giants to move towards the future. The former Pro Bowler Pierre-Paul had 8.5 sacks for the Giants in 2017 and seven in 2016, coming back from a 2015 season where he had one sack in eight games. A ninth-year pro at this point, the 29-year-[...]

This article references and more! New York Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul (hand) and strong safety Landon Collins (ankle) are both active for Week 16 against the Cardinals. Their presence is a big boost to New York's defensive unit, and it'll also be a downgrade for the likes of Cardinals quarterback Drew Stanton and wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald, although Fitz is still worth trotting out there as a WR2 for fantasy owners.Keep on reading: Jason Pierre-Paul, Landon Collins Active Against Cardinals

This article references and more! New York Giants defensive lineman Jason Pierre-Paul (knee, shoulder) is active for Week 5 against the Chargers, but fellow defensive lineman Olivier Vernon (ankle) has been ruled out. Make sure to replace Vernon in IDP leagues. His absence should be good news for Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers.Keep on reading: Jason Pierre-Paul Playing Against Chargers, Olivier Vernon Inactive

This article references Jason Pierre-Paul and more! The 2016 campaign did a lot to quell the fears and question marks surrounding Jason Pierre-Paul for both Giants fans and IDP owners. Following his infamous fireworks accident in July 2015 and subsequent disappointing season, JPP's future hung in the balance. After one full year removed from losing parts of his hand and clearly having to make adjustment to his technique, equipment, etc. he showed glimpses his old-self in 2016, compiling 7.0 sacks in only 12 games, routinely beating his man and[...]Keep on reading: 2017 IDP Fantasy Outlook - Jason Pierre-Paul

This article references and more! New York Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul said he had offseason surgery to fix four separate injuries -- two in his abdomen and two in his groin. Pierre-Paul said he's "OK" now. JPP played in only 12 games last year due to injury but racked up 53 tackles and seven sacks in that time. A healthy return in 2017 will only strengthen the Giants' defensive front.Keep on reading: Jason Pierre-Paul Had Four Injuries Repaired