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Pictures of the Top 10 Seahawks in Week 11, according to their Pro Football Focus player grade.
56 DE Cliff Avril (79.4)
55 DE Frank Clark (80.6)
68 C Justin Britt (81.6)
29 FS Earl Thomas (83.1)
88 TE Jimmy Graham (85.7)
89 WR Doug Baldwin (87.9)
50 LB K.J. Wright (88.1)
3 QB Russell Wilson (89.6)
54 LB Bobby Wagner (89.9)
31 SS Kam Chancellor (91.1)
- K Roberto Aguayo**
After a rocky start to his NFL career, Roberto Aguayo has rebounded well. Aguayo, the Bucs' second-round pick in the 2019 draft, nailed all four of his field goal attempts against the Chiefs, helping Tampa Bay defeat a Kansas City team many considered to be among the league's best. Aguayo has now connected on nine of his past 10 field goal attempts.
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Photos of the Buccaneers' complete roster.
2 K John Lunsford
3 QB Jameis Winston
4 QB Ryan Griffin
9 P Bryan Anger
10 WR Adam Humphries
11 WR DeSean Jackson
13 WR Mike Evans
14 QB Sean Renfree
15 WR Josh Huff
16 WR Freddie Martino
17 WR Donteaa Dye
18 WR Bernard Reedy
19 K Roberto Aguayo
22 RB Doug Martin
23 S Chris Conte
24 CB Brent Grimes
25 RB Blake Sims
26 CB Josh Robinson
27 S J.J. Wilcox
28 CB Vernon Hargreaves
29 DB Ryan Smith
31 CB Cody Riggs
32 RB Jacquizz Rodgers
34 RB Charles Sims
35 CB Javien Elliott
36 RB Quayvon Hicks
37 S Keith Tandy
38 CB Jude Adjei-Barimah
39 S Isaiah Johnson
43 RB Peyton Barber
44 RB Russell Hansbrough
45 TE Alan Cross
46 FB Austin Johnson
49 LS Dax Dellenbach
52 LB Cameron Lynch
53 LB Adarius Glanton
54 LB Lavonte David
57 DE Noah Spence
58 LB Kwon Alexander
59 LB Devante Bond
60 G Jarvis Harrison
61 C Josh Allen
62 C Evan Smith
64 OT Kevin Pamphile
65 LS Garrison Sanborn
66 OT Leonard Wester
67 C James Stone
68 C Joe Hawley
69 OT Demar Dotson
70 OL Michael Liedtke
71 DE Channing Ward
72 C Ben Gottschalk
73 G J.R. Sweezy
74 G Ali Marpet
75 DT DaVonte Lambert
76 OT Donovan Smith
77 OL Caleb Benenoch
81 TE Tevin Westbrook
84 TE Cameron Brate
86 TE Kivon Cartwright
87 WR Derel Walker
88 TE Luke Stocker
90 DE Chris Baker
91 DE Robert Ayers
92 DE William Gholston
93 DT Gerald McCoy
94 DE George Johnson
96 DE Ryan Russell
96 DE Sealver Siliga
98 DT Clinton McDonald
K Nick Folk
- CB Alterraun Verner**
With Jude Adjei-Barimah being placed on a four-game suspension, Verner will likely step in to fill the role as the Bucs' nickel corner. Adjei-Barimah has been the Bucs' primary nickel corner, but Verner has played a significant role on the Bucs' defense as well. Adjei-Barimah has been on the field for 38 percent of the Bucs' defensive snaps this year while Verner has played 17 percent. Verner and the Bucs' secondary will face a tough test when they square up against Russell Wilson and Doug Baldwin, who have connected for fix scores this season. Counting the touchdown pass last week that Baldwin threw to Wilson, the pair have hooked up for six scores.
3. WR Cecil Shorts
The Seahawks boast one of the NFL's top secondaries, whose efforts will likely be geared towards guarding Mike Evans. Evans is in the top five in the league in nearly every major receiving category this season, including touchdowns, receptions and receiving yards. With Evans likely drawing double-coverage, expect Shorts, Russell Shepard and Adam Humphries to have opportunities in single-coverage. Shorts had a productive game a week ago, catching five passes.
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Pictures of the Seahawks' starting offense and defense, according to the team's depth chart.
89 WR Doug Baldwin
74 LT George Fant
63 LG Mark Glowinski
68 C Justin Britt
76 RG Germain Ifedi
79 RT Garry Gilliam
88 TE Jimmy Graham
15 WR Jermaine Kearse
3 QB Russell Wilson
46 FB Will Tukuafu
34 RB Thomas Rawls
72 DE Michael Bennett
77 DT Ahtyba Rubin
93 DT Tony McDaniel
56 DE Cliff Avril
52 LB Brock Coyle
54 LB Bobby Wagner
50 LB K.J. Wright
25 CB Richard Sherman
35 CB DeShawn Shead
31 SS Kam Chancellor
29 FS Earl Thomas
- TE Cam Brate**
Brate finds himself in a similar situation to Shorts as the Seahawks attempt to clamp down on Evans. But Brate will likely be working against some of Seattle's most talented defenders. Kam Chancellor has established himself as one of NFL's best safeties while Bobby Wagner is in the conversation as one of the NFL's top linebackers. The Seahawks' other talented safety, Earl Thomas, is unlikely to play on Sunday, according to Seattle Head Coach Pete Carroll.
5. OT Donovan Smith
Earlier this season, Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett had surgery to repair cartilage in his right knee. He hasn't been on the field since Week 7, but is reportedly aiming to return this Sunday. Smith could find himself matched up with Bennett or Seattle's other highly-productive defensive end, Cliff Avril. The Seahawks have 31 sacks this year, tied for the most in the NFL.
