Report: Bucs' Pierre-Paul cleared to resume rehab activities
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul has reportedly been cleared to resume rehabilitation activities following a May auto accident, sources told Tom Pelissero of NFL Network.
Pierre-Paul, who is reportedly expected to be sidelined until at least November after fracturing a vertebra, is still awaiting the green light to play.
The Bucs' sack leader from 2018 was spotted watching Tuesday's practice:
Here’s a new face: Bucs OLB Jason Pierre-Paul is watching practice today. Still a while off recovering from neck fracture from May car accident. pic.twitter.com/XGoYPMaMzi
— Greg Auman (@gregauman) August 27, 2019
Pierre-Paul opted against neck surgery and was given a five-to-six-month recovery timeline following the accident.
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