The Tampa Bay Buccaneers parted ways with QB Kyle Trask back in August. Now, he's found a way to make it back into the NFC South again, this time with one of the Bucs' biggest rivals.
Quarterback Kyle Trask is back in the NFL. The former Bucs second-round pick has signed with the Atlanta Falcons on their practice squad, head coach Raheem Morris announced on Wednesday.
The Atlanta Falcons announced they are promoting QB Easton Stick to the active roster, where he’ll serve as the backup to new starting QB Kirk Cousins. The Falcons will also sign QB Kyle Trask to the practice squad for additional depth. Stick, 30, was a fifth-round pick by the Chargers out of North Dakota State back in 2019.
How many of the NFL quarterbacks to throw for at least 4,000 yards after turning 35 years old can you name in five minutes?
The Arizona Cardinals tried out three quarterbacks among nine players at their practice facility on Wednesday, including Kyle Trask and Jeff Driskel. Additionally,
All NFL players enter the season with high hopes, but sometimes seasons don't go as hoped. These 20 players have been some of the biggest disappointments early in the 2025 season.
The Arizona Cardinals hosted three quarterbacks for workouts on Wednesday, including Kyle Trask, Logan Woodside, and Jeff Driskel, per Mike Garafolo. Trask, 26, was a two-year starter at Florida and was both Second Team All-SEC and a Heisman finalist in his senior season.
Myles Simmons isn’t buying the narrative from Kyle Trask fans who claim the Buccaneers didn’t give him a shot. On PFT Live, Simmons joined host Mike Florio.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback room will look a little different this season. For the first time since 2021, Kyle Trask won't be part of the Bucs plans at quarterback.
Another end of an era has arrived down down in Tampa. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are reportedly planning on releasing former Florida Gators quarterback Kyle Trask.
One of the notable moves the Buccaneers made while setting their initial 53-man roster was the decision to release quarterback Kyle Trask. The 2021 second-round pick re-signed with the team in the offseason, but signing Teddy Bridgewater during training camp was a sign that the Bucs weren't thrilled with their depth chart behind Baker Mayfield.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers had high hopes when they selected quarterback Kyle Trask in the second round of the 2021 NFL Draft, but the partnership didn't materialize how either party thought it would.
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Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles confirmed that Kyle Trask will be released on Tuesday.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers general manager Jason Licht is very good at his job. Let's get that out of the way right now. He's one of the best GMs in the league, as proven by a Super Bowl championship and the Bucs being built to take over the NFC South for the last four years.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers drafted quarterback Kyle Trask in the second round of the 2021 NFL Draft, but four seasons later, the Bucs are moving on — Tampa Bay is set to release Trask after an IR settlement.
Just when we thought that we could piece together the Bucs roster, another surprise came out of Tampa Bay from the quarterback position. Tampa Bay is going to release quarterback Kyle Trask while putting him on injured reserve with a shoulder injury, per Jeremy Fowler of ESPN.
Cutdown day is never an easy time in the National Football League, and former Florida Gators and Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Kyle Trask knows it all too well.
Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reports that the Buccaneers plan to release QB Kyle Trask with an injury designation. Trask would revert to the team’s injured reserve
Bucs quarterback Kyle Trask handled himself just fine during his and the rest of the team’s preseason opener on Saturday night. Entering his fifth season, Trask has remained entrenched as the top backup to Baker Mayfield since Mayfield signed with the team during the 2023 season.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers got their 2025 preseason off on the right foot with a 29-7 win over the Tennessee Titans. With the vast majority of the starters getting the night off, it was an opportunity for a number of other players to step up, and some did just that in a big way.
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Kyle Trask is poised to hit free agency next week for the first time in his NFL career and has no idea what to expect. The Bucs backup quarterback has rarely seen the field in his four years in Tampa Bay since being the team’s second-round pick in 2021 following the team’s Super Bowl LV win.
The NFL offseason is fully underway with the Scouting Combine now complete before the new league year gets started next week with the opening of free agency right on its heels before teams take what they saw from the Combine and build their rosters with collegiate players through the NFL Draft in April.
ESPN’s Michael DiRocco mentions Buccaneers backup QB Kyle Trask as someone to keep an eye on for the backup job in Jacksonville behind QB Trevor Lawrence.
Just because Trask was beat out by Mayfield this time around, that doesn’t mean he didn’t show flashes of being a potential starting quarterback down the road.
Baker Mayfield made his Tampa Bay Buccaneers debut on Friday in the team's preseason opener against the Pittsburgh Steelers, and his performance might sway the quarterback battle with challenger Kyle Trask. Mayfield was extremely sharp in his first outing as a Buc, finishing 8-of-9 for 63 yards and a touchdown.
It appears the quarterback competition between Tampa Bay Buccaneers free-agency signing Baker Mayfield and 2021 second-round draft pick Kyle Trask is essentially over.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Kyle Trask says sitting behind Tom Brady the past two NFL seasons helped the 25-year-old grasp when to take risks with the football and when to live to fight another day.
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