Tampa Bay Buccaneers fans are getting some good news from the team’s Thursday injury report.

The Buccaneers had a few non-participants on Wednesday’s report, but almost all of them have flipped their status on Thursday. Both tight ends that did not participate, Cade Otton and Payne Durham, were both practicing, which is great news for that group, and tight end Devin Culp also was upgraded from a limited participant to a full participant.

But there’s another big returner — safety Antoine Winfield Jr., who sprained his knee against the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 13 and hasn’t been able to play since. He was working on the side with trainers, but now, he’s working and getting ready for the possibility of playing on Sunday with a chance to clinch the division.

Winfield Jr. could pair up with safety Jordan Whitehead for the first time since Week 11, finally bringing Tampa Bay’s safety lineup back in action. Additionally, the team will also have safety Mike Edwards, who joined up with the team before their Week 11 matchup vs. the Giants.

One player who doesn’t quite look ready to go is Jamel Dean. He didn’t participate in practice Thursday, which doesn’t bode well for him this weekend.