Chris Godwin to Bow Out of Pro Bowl Due to Hamstring Injury

Another Bucs receiver will miss the NFL's all-star game due to injury.

Buccaneers wide receiver Chris Godwin will not participate in the Pro Bowl next Sunday due to a hamstring injury from the end of the regular season, per the Athletic's Greg Auman:

Like Mike Evans, Bucs receiver Chris Godwin isn't fully recovered from his hamstring injury and won't be able to play in the Pro Bowl this week in Orlando. Great honor for both, but OLB Shaq Barrett will be lone Buc actually playing on Sunday.

— Greg Auman (@gregauman) January 20, 2020

The injury also cost Godwin the last two games of the season. He was one of just three Bucs to be selected to this year's Pro Bowl along with outside linebacker Shaq Barrett and WR Mike Evans, who will also sit out due to his own hamstring injury.

This was Godwin's first Pro Bowl nomination. Alongside Evans, Godwin's selection marked the first time in franchise history that two wide receivers were voted to the Pro Bowl.