The initial cases were confirmed while the Bucs were in New England holding joint practices with the Patriots before a preseason game. The team hired a company to sanitize One Buc Place, the team's headquarters and training facility, on two separate occasions in an effort to minimize the prospect of other cases.
The Bucs said at the time they did not know where Nicks and Tynes were exposed to MRSA.
"From everything we've been told and understand, this does happen,Wholesale Authentic Jerseys, which is why MRSA is a bacteria that's hard to treat," Dominik said of the recurrence.
"In talking with the infectious disease specialist who's been treating Carl and working with us, and working with other professionals," Dominik added,Cheap Sports Jerseys, "he also confirms and believes strongly this is the same infection."
Nicks sat out the remainder of the preseason, then missed the first two games of the regular season. He started the past two games against New England and Arizona.
Earlier Thursday,Wholesale Cheap Jerseys, coach Greg Schiano said the sixth-year pro had a problem with his left foot,Jerseys NFL China, but declined to give specific details.

Tynes,Custom Manchester United Jerseys, who helped the New York Giants win a pair of Super Bowls, signed with the Bucs before training camp. He was sidelined by an ingrown toenail on his kicking foot when he was diagnosed as having MRSA.
Nicks had already missed most of training camp while recovering from surgery on his left big toe when he was initially diagnosed with MRSA in late August. MRSA is a staph infection that is resistant to some antibiotics.
A second player, kicker Lawrence Tynes, also was diagnosed with MRSA in August.
Nicks, who signed with the Bucs as a free agent in 2012, was an All-Pro two years ago with the New Orleans Saints. He was listed on Thursday's injury report as "limited" in practice for the second straight day.
TAMPA,wholesale jerseys, Fla. (AP) — Tampa Bay Buccaneers guard Carl Nicks is being treated for a recurrence of the MRSA infection in his left foot.
Bucs general manager Mark Dominik said the team received confirmation Thursday that Nicks has MRSA again in the "same place, same location."
The Bucs later placed Tynes on the non-football injury list.