Christian Rozeboom has enjoyed two stellar seasons for the Los Angeles Rams and the Carolina Panthers, producing two of his best campaigns when it comes to numbers.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers came into the 2026 offseason needing major help on the defensive side of the ball, and particularly at linebacker, both inside and outside.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have made a big addition to their defense. Tampa Bay is signing linebacker Christian Rozeboom in a move that will keep him within the division.
The Buccaneers have added more depth at inside linebacker, signing former Panthers linebacker Christian Rozeboom to a contract, per Ian Rappoport of the NFL Network.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
The NFC South has long been one of the most tumultuous divisions in football. The winner of the division hasn't had more than 10 wins since 2021, and for the most part, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have been winning that division close for the last few years.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers, like most football teams, have done the brunt of their work in free agency already. The initial two-day negotiating period started at the beginning of the month, and most high-profile free agents have already found their homes.
Not many people are high on the Bucs edge rushers this season, and that’s fair. Some believe that the only way it’ll get fixed is by adding a new player in the upcoming 2026 NFL Draft to lead the way.
We've spoken so much about how badly the Buccaneers need an edge rusher. It's a need that they've really had for the past few years now, since the days of Shaq Barrett and Jason Pierre-Paul in their primes.
The Bucs have made most of their free agent moves this offseason, bringing in veteran help while re-signing key free agents. In doing so, just about all the available funds have been allocated for next season.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
Coming from UFL defensive lineman and coach Nasir Player, this evaluation carries weight rooted in real playing experience and trench development. With a background at East Tennessee State and professional football, Player’s assessment is built on technique, physicality, and on-field execution — not hype.
TAMPA, Fla. — The Mike Evans era is officially over. After a brutal 8-9 finish in 2025 that saw the Tampa Bay Buccaneers miss the playoffs for the first time since 2019, general manager Jason Licht had to act fast.
The fiancée of a Tampa Bay Buccaneers star stepped up to help an injured civilian in Los Angeles on her way to the Fanatics Flag Football Classic on Saturday.
While the NFL world has been focused on free agency and how their franchises did or did not improve, some current and former NFL players were gearing up to participate in the first-ever Fanatics Flag Football Classic in Los Angeles, California.
The Bucs needed to make salary cap room for all of their recent moves in free agency. They had several players whose contracts they could have adjusted to create that room.
Former Buccaneers special teams standout J.T. Gray has now officially left the team, signing a deal to join the Philadelphia Eagles. This marks yet another player leaving the Bucs, as players like Mike Evans, Jamel Dean, Logan Hall, and more have also gone to find new homes this offseason.
The salt air of Tampa usually carries the scent of championship ambition. As the 2026 NFL free agency period unfolds, though, it feels more like a calculated reconstruction than a victory lap.
In the NFL, the worst place to be is not in a rebuilding phase — it is being stuck in the middle with not enough talent to contend for a championship or too much talent to bottom out completely and rebuild.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have made a few free agent signings so far in 2026, bringing a number of players at key positions of need. The team brought in
TAMPA, FL — The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are moving into the heart of the 2026 offseason with one massive question mark still hovering over the roster. General Manager Jason Licht confirmed Friday that franchise legend Lavonte David has not yet decided if he will return for his 15th NFL season.
According to Adam Schefter, the Patriots are signing CB Kindle Vildor to a contract. Vildor, 28, was drafted in the fifth round by the Bears out of Georgia Southern in 2020.
Dan Feeney is set to spend another year in Tampa Bay. The veteran offensive lineman re-signed with the Buccaneers on Monday, per a team announcement. Feeney joined the Bucs shortly after the start of the 2025 regular season.