Roddy White sidelined with sore hamstring
ATLANTA (AP) Atlanta receiver Roddy White was a surprise addition to Falcons' list of inactive players Thursday night against Tampa Bay.
The Buccaneers had All-Pro defensive tackle Gerald McCoy on their inactive list because of a broken left hand.
Falcons coach Mike Smith said two days ago that he was not concerned that White, a four-time Pro Bowl wideout, missed practice this week with a sore hamstring.
White, injured last week in a 24-10 loss at Cincinnati, was listed as questionable Wednesday on the injury report. Harry Douglas started in White's spot.
Running back Doug Martin was inactive for the Bucs because of a knee injury. Bobby Rainey started in his place. Martin was limited in practice this week.
Bucs linebacker Mason Foster, as expected, couldn't play because of a dislocated shoulder. Dane Fletcher started instead.
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