Bucs’ Mack loses appeal of one-game suspension

Jim Loftus
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Published: September 19th, 2008 | Tags: , , , ,

When the Bucs announced that they promoted cornerback Marcus Hamilton from their practice squad, the implications were obvious.

Tampa Bay cornerback Elbert Mack lost the appeal of his one-game suspension with the NFL. The league suspended Mack for his helmet-to-helmet hit on Atlanta quarterback Matt Ryan. Now Mack will not play Sunday, when the Bucs travel to Chicago.

But it looks like Hamilton will. Hamilton was the Bucs’ seventh-round pick in 2007 and spent his entire rookie season on the team’s practice squad.

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