Bucs starting WRs Bryant, Clayton not practicing

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NOVEMBER 11, 2009

So much for gaining chemistry and timing between QB Josh Freeman and his receivers.

Starting wideouts Antonio Bryant (knee) and Michael Clayton (knee) did not practice Wednesday. Bryant missed Sunday's 38-28 win over the Green Bay Packers.

"A.B. is still fighting through the knee, so we'll just have to see,'' coach Raheem Morris said. "Hopefully, he can get better here soon and be able to give us some work.''

Defensive end Stylez G. White (shoulder) and quarterback Byron Leftwich (right elbow) also didn't practice. Guard Davin Joseph (ankle) had limited participation. Running back Clifton Smith (knee) had full participation.

White was injured late in Sunday's game against the Packers.

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