Mar 18, 2020; Tampa, Florida, USA; A general view of One Buc Place at AdventHealth Training Center. Mandatory Credit: Kim Klement-Imagn Images Kim Klement-Imagn Images

Watch: Buccaneers rookie gives tour of One Buc Place

Originally posted on Tampa Bay Buccaneers on SI
By Caleb Skinner | Last updated Jul 8, 2025 8:00 AM ET

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are just a couple of weeks away from getting training camp underway with the 2025 season on the horizon shortly to follow.

The Bucs' front office and coaching staff had a stellar offseason once again, and we will finally get a chance to see newcomers such as Haason Reddick, Emeka Egbuka and Benjamin Morrison practice in pads for the first time.

There is much to be expected from the newbies in Tampa Bay. While veterans know a thing or two about how things operate at the NFL level, the Bucs have put a great deal of faith in their draft class to produce early on, as they selected players with a proven track record of production at the collegiate level.

One of those rookies, wide receiver and seventh-round draft pick Tez Johnson, will be looking to carve out a role for himself in offensive coordinator Josh Grizzard's offense. Johnson has an infectious personality and a game that matches it, and he recently gave a behind-the-scenes look at the Buccaneers' practice facility and offices at One Buc Place.

Step inside the Buccaneers facility with Tez Johnson @tezMania15 | @Buccaneers pic.twitter.com/zkUAUTmm1Q
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Johnson seems to have picked up quickly on the ins and outs of One Buc. He was first class in his tour and even gave the Bucs' food a rave review despite it being one of the knocks on their report card almost every season.

Johnson also wasn't shy about being star-studded, having his locker right next to future Hall of Famer Mike Evans, and also spoke about how he watches what Evans does in the meeting room to try and soak up as much information as possible.

The Buccaneers' wide receiver room is the deepest its been in a while, but Johnson has looked great thus far into his short tenure with the team and should carve out a depth role behind Evans, Chris Godwin, Emeka Egbuka and Jalen McMillan while also contributing on special teams as a return man.