TAMPA, Fla. — Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady, who didn't play in the team's first two preseason games and spent 11 days away from the team for personal reasons, will likely see action Saturday when the Bucs play at the Indianapolis Colts.

The game kicks off at 7:30 p.m. EDT and is Tampa Bay's final preseason game.

"Anyone that’s healthy will play," Coach Todd Bowles told reporters Thursday.

Brady has taken part in three of this week's four practices, and Bowles said Thursday it's important that Brady get game experience with his offensive line, which has dealt with injury problems. That includes center Ryan Jensen, who will likely miss the entire season with a knee injury.

Our news gathering partner, the Tampa Bay Times, reported that receivers Mike Evans and Julio Jones are expected to see their first game action.

After Saturday's game, the Bucs will turn their attention to their regular season opener — Sept. 11 at the Dallas Cowboys.