The Tampa Bay Buccaneers activated offensive lineman Michael Jordan from the practice squad on Monday, making him eligible to play in that evening's game against the Houston Texans. Jordan started the Buccaneers' season-opening win at left guard against Atlanta after a similar game-day elevation.

The NFL introduced the practice squad elevation option in 2020, allowing teams to activate up to two practice squad players for each game. By utilizing one such option in Week Two, the Buccaneers have increased their game day roster to 54 players for their matchup with the Texans. They will be able to keep 48 of those player active for the game, naming six inactives prior to kickoff.

Each player on the practice squad can be elevated up to three times during the regular season and an unlimited am

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