Just moments before kickoff of the Bucs’ 2025 regular season opener in Atlanta against the Falcons, general manager Jason Licht announced some surprising news regarding the team’s starting offensive line.
The Buccaneers will be without wideout Chris Godwin and left tackle Tristan Wirfs to start the season.
When examining Bucs general manager Jason Licht's draft history, it is no secret that he has been one of the best in the business, especially in recent years.
How many of the NFL quarterbacks to reach 200 passing yards in at least 14 of their first 20 career NFL games?
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers boast one of the most talented wide receiver rooms in the entire NFL. At least on paper. Unfortunately, what is an undeniable strength on the roster has all of a sudden became a major question mark heading into the 2025 regular season.
Another NFL season means more potentially memorable moments from Monday Night Football. Here are 25 of the most notable to date.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers fanbase received a heartfelt message this week from former linebacker Devin White. Despite recent headlines surrounding his departure and comments from Bucs leadership, White chose gratitude over confrontation.
Was drafting inside linebacker Devin White with a first-round pick in 2019 a mistake by the Bucs? Despite the fact that Tampa Bay won Super Bowl LV – thanks in part to White’s super postseason in 2020 – general manager Jason Licht essentially said yes.
So I’m pretty sure I made a promise that I wouldn’t talk about former Buccaneers Linebacker Devin White ever again when he went off to Philly. But yeah, I’m talking about him.
Earlier this year, Buccaneers G.M. Jason Licht said that he shies away from "d-bags and assholes" when it's time to draft players. While Licht expressly applied neither category to former Buccaneers linebacker Devin White, something would have kept Licht from taking White, if Licht had a chance to do it all over again.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers' general manager Jason Licht has proven to be one of the NFL's best decision-makers over the course of his tenure in Tampa. It's taken time, though, for Licht to iron out his own process when it comes to his draft evaluations, free agent decisions and everything else that comes with running an NFL franchise.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
Tampa Bay Buccaneers general manager Jason Licht provided insight this week as he discussed the progress of star left tackle Tristan Wirfs and how the front office is approaching the offensive tackle market.
Tampa has always had its eye on Bridgewater
It sounds like Chris Godwin and Tristan Wirfs could both be spectators when the Bucs face the Falcons on Sept. 7.
Bucs general manager Jason Licht addressed the media and discussed more than the team’s interest in veteran quarterback Teddy Bridgewater, whom Tampa Bay looks to sign after his visit on Tuesday.
During a recent chat with Jeff Howe of The Athletic, Buccaneers general manager Jason Licht suggested it's a matter of when and not if Mayfield will receive another multi-year deal from the club.
Jason Licht is firmly in control of the ship that steers the Bucs. Licht, Tampa Bay’s general manager for 12 seasons, received even more job security recently in the form of a multi-year contract extension.
Bucs general manager Jason Licht is known to be a receipt keeper. Licht shared as much with Pewter Report during the 2024 offseason. “It’s all digital,” Licht joked about his receipt folder.
Mike Evans will go down as one of the greatest wide receivers in the history of the NFL. He’s on the brink of breaking one of the most impressive records in NFL history, but the Tampa Bay Buccaneers almost passed on him back in the 2014 NFL draft.
The former NFL executive and current league analyst explained during NFL Network's "The Insiders" program how Buccaneers ownership "felt strongly about" keeping the Bowles-Licht partnership together beyond the upcoming season.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers moved swiftly to lock down head coach Todd Bowles and general manager Jason Licht to new multi-year contracts. In a show of good faith by Buccaneers ownership, Bowles and Licht will continue to work side by side as they look to bring another championship home.
Jason Licht revealed why he has fond memories of the NFL's COVID-impacted season.
Entering his 11th year as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ general manager, Jason Licht is one of the longest-tenured front office executives in the NFL today.
Over the years, Buccaneers GM Jason Licht has proven to have both strengths and weaknesses. Of those strengths, it could be argued that identifying and developing offensive line talent is at the very top of the list.
It is easy to say that teams win their championships because of the amazing performance from their players, due to the execution of the game plan. That game plan is set by the head coach, so maybe the credit should go to him instead.
The impact of NIL deals and the opening of the transfer portal has completely reshaped the landscape of college football. And, by extension, these changes have also altered the NFL Draft process, especially when it comes to player evaluation.
Bucs GM Jason Licht gave a candid response when asked about his team-building philosophy through the draft. “It’s really not that hard. We put the players that are worthy of being drafted on the draft board like every team does,” Licht said, via Bucs Wire.
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