Two other Bears are questionable after being limited in practice Friday: cornerbacks Tyrique Stevenson (thumb) and Malik Muhammad II (toe).
After being listed on the injury report earlier in the week, left tackle Theo Benedet (shoulder), defensive tackle Grady Jarrett (groin) and linebacker D'Marco Jackson (ankle) were all full participants in Friday's practice and were not given injury designations.
Benedet played all 70 offensive snaps in Monday night's 34-17 win over the Seahawks in Seattle.
"He ended up going to the training room after the game," Johnson said. "I wasn't even aware during the game that he was feeling something. A lot of those guys, things will pop up over the course of the game, and your adrenaline helps get you through the rest of it, and I don't even know until we get on the plane or something like that that we're dealing with some stuff."
Johnson never doubted that Jarrett would play Sunday night versus Tampa Bay.
"He's feeling some things as well," the Bears coach said. "When you get to the halfway point of the season, everybody that's been playing, they're dealing with something at this point. Grady's tough. I know he wants to be out there, and he knows how big this one is for us."
The Buccaneers have only two players with injury designations: outside linebacker Yaya Diaby has been ruled out with a knee injury, while receiver Emeka Egbuka (foot) is questionable but expected to play after being a full participant in practice Thursday and Friday.