Tampa Bay Buccaneers S Jordan Whitehead (pectoral) is feared to have suffered a torn pectoral muscle, head coach Todd Bowles said on Monday, Nov. 25. Whitehead will undergo an MRI to make sure, but if confirmed the injury will knock Whitehead out for the season.
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