Buccaneers quarterback Byron Leftwich was held out of organized team activities (OTAs) this week with a tweaked groin. The Bucs veteran quarterback said the decision to be careful and not risk further injury was made by Tampa Bay head coach Raheem Morris. "I'm all right. I could've went today," Leftwich said. Morris downplayed the injury as well. "He got a little (groin) tweak. It's nothing significant to talk about," Morris said. "He'll be back next week. He had a little tweak. We're just holding the safety card and holding him out. It opens up the door for some other people to get some more reps this week and they stood up. It was great." Source: PewterReport.com
