The Buccaneers wrapped up rookie minicamp over the weekend and there was one interesting tidbit of information about Todd Bowles that shed light on a very smart and unique approach he took with the first-year players.
Plenty of unsigned veterans attended rookie minicamps around the NFL this past weekend on a tryout basis. Long snapper Scott Daly was among them. Daly was in place with the Buccaneers during their rookie camp, as noted by Fox Sports’ Greg Auman.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers needed a starting linebacker badly heading into the 2026 NFL Draft, and it sure seems like they've got one. The team drafted Missouri linebacker Josiah Trotter in the second round of the draft, and he's set to contribute as a starting linebacker right away in Tampa Bay.
Licht was a part of a tough-look situation in Philadelphia that helped mold his current philosophy on maintaining sensitive information. Tampa Bay Buccaneers general manager Jason Licht runs a pretty tight ship when it comes to media leaks and information getting out about moves taking place inside his building.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers finished off rookie minicamp on Saturday with Day 2. Day 2 was a bit more involved than Day 1, but the stars of camp still showed out on Day 2 and the Bucs likely got a good idea of the talent they have as they transition to Organized Team Activities in the coming weeks.
The Buccaneers announced three roster moves on Saturday, releasing RB Michael Wiley and signing undrafted linebackers Caden Fordham and Javin Wright. Wiley, 25, originally caught on with the Commanders as an undrafted free agent out of Arizona in 2024.
Welcome to a new series I am debuting called Saturday Scouting, where I’ll profile a player, concept, or matchup that is of interest to the Bucs. Bauer Sharp, the Buccaneers’ final draft pick of the 2026 NFL Draft, is this week’s focus for Saturday Scouting.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have plenty of defensive prospects they're looking to evaluate at rookie minicamp, and they got a little taste of what's to come on Day 1 in that regard.
The NFL has officially announced the day that it will release the schedules for all 32 teams, and that, of course, includes the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. But we already have a little hint as to what one game might look like for Tampa Bay.
The early-round picks get most of the headlines, but the later rounds are where championships are often built. These 25 late-round picks from the 2026 draft have a chance to make impacts as rookies and beyond.
TAMPA, FL — The Tampa Bay Buccaneers held their first day of rookie minicamp on Friday, officially playing football for the first time since the season ended in January.
If the Bucs have one glaring position that could still use some attention following the 2026 NFL Draft, it’s cornerback. Tampa Bay drafted only one defensive back last month, selecting Miami’s Keionte Scott in the fourth round.
During an NFL Network interview that aired on Friday morning, Licht again addressed a topic that Bain and the Buccaneers seemingly won't be able to escape anytime soon.
Bucs wide receiver Emeka Egbuka doesn’t sound like someone easing into a new situation. Instead, he’s already envisioning a Bucs offense that could be one of the more dynamic units in the league.
Tampa Bay’s defence has shown it can get to the quarterback, but there are still questions about finishing plays. According to NFL.com’s post-draft review, edge rusher remains the team’s biggest need, and the stats back that up.
Tampa Bay’s defense already knows how to make quarterbacks uncomfortable. It still does not have enough proof that it can finish those rushes. NFL.com’s post-draft roster-hole review pegged edge rush as the Buccaneers’ biggest remaining need, and the numbers explain why.
Perhaps the biggest story hovering over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers this spring involves the fact that Mayfield remains in the final year of the three-year deal he signed in March 2024.