Per The Tampa Bay Times' Rick Stroud, tight end Cade Otton returned to practice Monday, ahead of the Bucs' season opener in Atlanta.
A return to practice this early in the week is a good sign for Otton's availability.
The veteran tight end has missed a significant chunk of the preseason with hamstring and leg injuries.
With Tampa Bay also expected to be missing WRs Chris Godwin and Jalen McMillan for at least the first few weeks of the 2025 campaign, Otton could be in a favorable spot to produce streaming fantasy numbers.
If Otton continues to practice, he'll see a favorable Week 1 matchup against a Falcons' defense that ceded 12.4 fantasy points per game to tight ends last season, which was the 14th-most in the league.
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