The Bucs waived Grayson after three seasons in which he played a mostly-rotational role. He performed well when forced into action late last season, catching six passes for 162 yards and two touchdowns over a two-game stretch. In Washington he would likely be a special teams contributor. 

Per The Athletic's Greg Auman, the Buccaneers could look to add Grayson to the practice squad once he recovers from his undisclosed injury. Grayson provided some depth for the Buccaneers last year, but entering his age-29 season he looks unlikely to ever emerge on the fantasy radar.

Along with Deven Thompkins, Jaelon Darden, and Jerreth Sterns -- these are wideouts that have been pushed out of the top five in Tampa by Chris Godwin's projected early return and the signing of Julio Jones. Auman writes that Darden is "the favorite" for the sixth spot, and he's projecting the Bucs to keep seven wideouts. It's possible the Bucs could receive trade interest in some of these wideouts as the 53-man roster deadline. 

The Bucs are also without Breshad Perriman. That's on top of Antonio Brown quitting late in the year and Chris Godwin sitting on injured reserve because of a torn ACL. Tampa Bay is digging deep into their reserve at receiver for this game. Scotty Miller will draw the start opposite Mike Evans with Tyler Johnson manning the slot. Miller has big-play speed making him an intriguing DFS option.