The Buccaneers are unbelievably well packed at the start of week 2 against the Super Bowl champions

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers had an excellent start to the season, shocking the New Orleans Saints in the Superdome with a 48-40 victory. And that 's where the good news is stopped for the Bucs. They came out of that match with a whole lot of injury problems that would seem to affect the team not only during the second week against defending champion Philadelphia Eagles, but for the rest of the season.

Cornerback Vernon Hargreaves will be injured with a shoulder injury and will miss the rest of the season.

Non-Redskins Twitter: Buccaneers CB Vernon Hargreaves (shoulder) has come out for the season, according to several sources. 11th pick at the NFL 2016 draft

– Ben Standig (@BenStandig) September 12, 2018

DeSean Jackson suffered a shoulder injury during the match and is also in the concussion protocol. His availability for the Eagles game is in question.

#Bucs WR DeSean Jackson is in concussion protocol. Right now, it's the biggest concern that shoulder injury for Sunday's game against the Eagles.

– Rick Stroud (@NFLSTROUD) September 12, 2018

Defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul has a knee injury and told reporters on Wednesday that his knee was "back up" and that he does not know if he will play this weekend. end.

Jason Pierre-Paul has a big corset in his right knee. I asked him how he felt. "My knee is back!" He said he hoped to be able to play Sunday, but he's not really sure yet.

– JennaLaineESPN (@JennaLaineESPN) September 12, 2018

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In addition to this trio, cornerback Brent Grimes is facing a groin injury and may not be ready to come back. And of course, starting quarterback Jameis Winston is still suspended (although it may be a good thing for Tampa). It's hard for a win early in the season to seem like a worst omen for a team's season than this one, but at least the Bucs have to be 1-0 for a few more days. And if the offense plays all year as it did against New Orleans, they will continue to win anyway.