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TAMPA, Fla. -- The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have placed wide receiver Louis Murphy and offensive guard J.R. Sweezy on the Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list, the team announced Tuesday.Murphy is still in the process of recovering from the torn ACL he suffered in October 2015, while Sweezy is recovering from a back procedure he underwent during the offseason. Both players missed the offseason program and began training camp on the Active/PUP list, but per NFL rules, they were transferred to the Reserve/PUP list because neither has been medically cleared to play.I feel good, said Murphy, who was running routes in practice Monday on a field adjacent to where his teammates were practicing. Sept. 19 will mark 10 months since he underwent surgery. Im just patiently waiting to get out there. Im rehabbing every day and trying to get better.He admitted that it has been hard to watch younger players at the receiver position improve while he is sidelined.Nobody is better than me, but thats just part of it, he said. Coming off injury, youve always got to mentally tell yourself that youre gonna be better than you were when you come back.In March, Sweezy signed a five-year contract with the Bucs worth $32,500,000, including $14.5 million guaranteed. In four years with the Seattle Seahawks, he started 49 games and never missed more than three games in a season. He was expected to take over the starting left guard position for Logan Mankins, who retired.In 2014, Murphy, who is from nearby St. Petersburg, Florida, signed a three-year extension with the club worth $5.4 million. 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Here is his third entry, as told to ESPN contributor Rupert Guinness:A Tour de France stage is the last place you would expect to catch up for social chat.But that is what Mondays third stage from Granville to Angers became -- at least until the race hit its straps in the final kilometres, where Mark Cavendish came up trumps again?with his second victory for this years Tour.But it was a long day in the saddle, and the average speed for the 233.5km was 37.260km/h. It was like walking pace; well, not quite but you know what I mean.It was nice to have a change of pace, especially after the problems I had on stage two with the time loss from a flat tyre. But then it was still six hours in the saddle instead of the five or whatever it was meant to be. I hope stage four on Tuesday kicks up a couple of gears; if not, over 237.5km from Saumur to Limoges, it will make for another long day.Today still had its pluses. As I said, it allowed for the first social chat I have had all Tour.It was nice to get back on the road and have a good day with no dramas like I did on Sunday.So who did I catch up for some good old chat?For starters, I finally congratulated fellow Aussie Mat Hayman (Orica-BikeExchange) on his Paris-Roubaix win in April -- yes, I know, I am two and a half months late. I also caught up with Mats teammate, Michael Matthews, who messageed me on Sunday after I lost 1 minute 45 seconds with that puncture.ddddddddddddI also really appreciated those riders who came up to me to wish me well after Sunday.It was also great to spend time with my American teammate Tejay van Garderen -- just shooting the breeze, as they say. It was the first time in this Tour that we have actually got to do that. In the build up to and during the Tour, everyone is so busy thinking about the race that the time to chill out and talk escapes you. Sure, we had that talk in the team bus after Sundays disaster, but, as you might imagine, the mood was a tad different then.So where to now? Lets just say, it will be time to switch back on: this is not a holiday. But Im happy for that. With Monday giving me the chance to regroup I am ready for that.We will need to be. If we can get through Tuesdays fourth stage safely, Wednesday marks the first hilly stage of the Tour; the fifth stage from Limoges to Le Lioran is a tough one.We have covered the 216km stage in reconnaissance, and Id say those riders who have not checked out the route are in for a surprise. After an early fourth-category climb, the last 70 kilometres of the stage have three third-category climbs and two second-category ones.So what can we expect? Lets just say there will be none of the chat we had on Monday. ' ' '