Jason Pierre-Paul is targeting a Week 8 return, his agent tells TMZ Sports.
At the time, the Bucs placed 30-year-old JPP on the non-football injury list -- making him ineligible to play for the first 6 weeks of theThe player is allowed to receive treatment and attend team meetings -- and JPP has been doing just that. In fact, he was at the Bucs gym on Thursday working out and showing off his 6-pack., who tells us Pierre-Paul is ready to go and would play as early as Week 7, but the Bucs have a bye that week.
But, the Bucs play the Tennessee Titans on Oct. 27 ... and we're told JPP is targeting that game for his triumphant return. The Bucs are probably eager to get JPP back on the field soon since they're paying him a ton of money. He was originally slated to make $13.65 mil in 2019 but amended his contract after suffering the injury and will only make $10.5 mil instead.The Bucs are currently 2-2 with a pretty stacked pass-rush. Should be interesting to see how JPP fits into the system.
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