The Tampa Bay Buccaneers failed to reach the playoffs for the first time since 2019, and if they hope to reclaim their throne as the best team in the NFC South, they must see success in what they do this offseason.
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This iteration of the coaching carousel was a fun one. Many teams made notable changes, including the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who decided to retain head coach Todd Bowles, but with an overhaul of the rest of the coaching staff, including the hiring of Zac Robinson as offensive coordinator.
If the Bucs let Cade Otton walk in free agency, they may already have his replacement in-house. What happens at tight end will be one of the biggest storylines to follow as it relates to the team’s offensive needs.
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After months of retirement speculation, Mike Evans has silenced the uncertainty: the 32-year-old wide receiver will suit up for a 13th NFL season in 2026 — and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are not guaranteed to keep him.
Teddy Bridgewater didn't play a lot of football in 2025 as Baker Mayfield's backup on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers roster. He only featured in four NFL games last season, throwing for 62 yards and a 53.3% completion rate.
One of the biggest questions surrounding the Tampa Bay Buccaneers this offseason is what will happen to Pro Bowl wide receiver Mike Evans. He entered the offseason without a new contract.
NFL free agency is right around the corner, and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers should be fairly active this offseason as they look to turn things around and make the playoffs in 2026 after missing out on the postseason in 2025.
Even though they didn't play each other this season, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Jacksonville Jaguars have a bit of a rivalry brewing. That being said,
It’s that time of year again Buccaneers fans! The NFL offseason, or silly-season as some would call it is here. That can only mean it’s time for some mock drafts.
Wide receiver Mike Evans is going to play this season. That’s what every single report indicates. It’s another opportunity for Evans to try and win his second Super Bowl, while also adding to his all-time career stats.
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have needs on the defensive side of the ball. They have free agent starters potentially leaving at linebacker, edge rusher and defensive line.
There’s no love lost between former Carolina Panthers wide receiver Steve Smith and the Bucs as NFC South Rivals. Smith is a widely respected wide receiver for his time playing in the league and has been very opinionated as an active player and even more as a media member now 10 years removed from his playing days.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are in pretty good shape with more than $23 million in cap space, but that number quickly drops once you account for the cost of the draft class, the practice squad, and in-season operating spending money (think injury signings, etc).
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers got semi-good news with Mike Evans announcing he would be returning for a 13th season, albeit with the notion that he will contemplate his options when it comes to free agency.
The next couple of months are bound to bring shakeups to the current Bucs roster, just as the team shook up its coaching staff. It is certainly needed after a highly disappointing 8-9 season.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have some big free agency decisions to make in 2026. They have 16 unrestricted free agents, three restricted free agents and a club option on one player, so they'll have to figure out exactly who they'll bring back and who they are willing to let walk in free agency.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers could soon add a hard-nosed runner to their backfield as free agency gains momentum across the NFL. Tyler Allgeier, a bruising Atlanta Falcons running back known for his effectiveness near the goal line, is widely expected to sign with Tampa Bay to provide a physical complement to the team’s offensive attack.
With Evans planning to test free agency and Tampa Bay coming off a disappointing 2025 season, there's a chance he will wear a different team's uniform in what will be his 13th NFL season.
The 2025 Tampa Bay Buccaneers entered their Week 9 bye at 6-2, but they then suffered seven losses over eight games that ultimately caused them to miss the playoffs.