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Sources: Mayfield out 3-6 weeks, depending on when QB can grip football

ESPN about 1 hour 1 mins read

Baker Mayfield is expected to miss anywhere from three to six weeks, sources told ESPN, depending on how quickly the Bucs QB can grip the football.

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