Defensive Tackle Vita Vea was listed as questionable on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ injury report on Saturday due to a hamstring issue. That designation put him at risk of missing Monday Night Football matchup against the Baltimore Ravens.Vea, who had four tackles and one sack in the team's 51-27 victory over the New Orleans Saints last time out, injured his hamstring during practice on Saturday and was labeled as DNP on the injury report. There were reports on that day, though, that the team only kept him out of practice as a precaution.Is Vita Vea playing tonight against the Ravens?Vita Vea will play tonight and help the Tampa Bay Bucs' defense against the Baltimore Ravens' potent rushing attack, according to reports.In an effort to minimize the hamstring damage the 29-year-old defensive tackle is said to have sustained, the Bucs kept him out of practice on Saturday so he could play on Monday night.The only Buccaneers players ruled out on the injury report for the Week 7 matchup are wide receiver Kameron Johnson, tight end Payne Durham, wideout Rakim Jarrett and cornerback Jamel Dean. Star wide receiver Mike Evans and rookie center Graham Barton will also be available for the team after they were both taken off the final injury list.Vita Vea has been the cornerstone of the Bucs' run defense for the past few years. He possesses uncommon quickness for his size and the ability to push back opponents.He will be looking to increase his sack streak to four games on Monday night against the Baltimore Ravens.How to watch Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. Baltimore Ravens on Monday Night Football?The Baltimore Ravens and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, two teams hoping to make it to the Super Bowl, will face off at Raymond James Stadium tonight.After a dismal start to the season, losing their first two games, the Ravens have recovered. They have now won their last four games. The Bucs will present the Ravens with a different kind of challenge today in primetime, having just defeated the New Orleans Saints 51-27.Below are all the details you need to watch and stream the Monday night game:Date and Time: Monday, Oct. 21 at 8:15 p.m. ETVenue: Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, FloridaTV: ABC, ESPNAnnouncers: Joe Buck (play-by-play), Troy Aikman (color analyst), Lisa Salters (sideline reporter)Live streaming: ESPN+, FuboTV, NFL+