Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles is holding out hope that starting cornerback Zyon McCollum will be available for Sunday’s Week 6 matchup against the San Francisco 49ers, despite a recent thumb procedure.
Just when we all think the Bucs might slightly be on the mend with their injuries, another issue comes about. Tampa Bay once again had a walk through practice on Wednesday because of all of their injured players.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers' injury issues are going from ridiculous to surreal, it appears, and that's particularly the case when it comes to their cornerback room.
The Bucs got two key extensions in just under the wire as the 2025 regular season neared. The team locked up bookend right tackle Luke Goedeke to a four-year, $90 million contract while cornerback Zyon McCollum agreed to a three-year deal worth $48 million.
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Two days before the start of his fourth NFL season, cornerback Zyon McCollum reached terms on an extension with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Friday, according to multiple media reports.
On September 6, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers landed a key defensive piece. Per Pro Football Talk, the team agreed to a three-year, $48M extension ($35.4M guaranteed) with cornerback Zyon McCollum. McCollum was originally a fifth-round pick in the 2022 NFL Draft.
The Bucs aren't done signing players to contract extensions just yet. Just a couple of days after inking a four-year deal with Luke Goedeke, Tampa Bay has agreed to a three-year extension with cornerback Zyon McCollum, per Adam Schefter of ESPN.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will begin their 2025 regular season on Sunday afternoon against the Atlanta Falcons. On Friday, the team reportedly agreed to a contract extension with cornerback Zyon McCollum, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN.
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Buccaneers CB Zyon McCollum admitted that he wants a new contract as the two sides are expected to start negotiating soon. “I let it creep in so it can motivate me and I can continue to play with that chip on my shoulder,” McCollum said, via Tampa Bay Times.
With the final year of his rookie contract looming, Buccaneers cornerback Zyon McCollum is pushing for a long-term deal. As training camp approaches, Tampa Bay is reportedly willing to consider extending the young defensive back, keeping him anchored in their secondary for years to come.
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Zyon McCollum is seeking a long-term extension with the final year of his rookie contract coming up. While their primary focus remains on training camp, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are open to keeping their young cornerback around for the foreseeable future.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports Buccaneers CB Zyon McCollum is seeking a contract extension. Schefter adds McCollum’s agent, Drew Rosenhaus, is in Tampa Bay on Thursday to meet with the team’s brass.
The Buccaneers’ safeties have taken the majority of the team’s slot snaps over the past three years, but reports out of their spring practices indicate that head coach Todd Bowles could slide one of his outside cornerbacks into the nickel in 2025.
Baker Mayfield and wide receiver Mike Evans mentioned earlier in the week that they wanted "to play for something a little bit bigger" than just a win against the rival Saints.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are gearing up to hit the field in 2024, and when they do, their cornerback corps will look a bit different. The team traded away cornerback Carlton Davis III in the offseason, sending him to the Detroit Lions to earn the pick that would eventually nab Washington wideout Jalen McMillan.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers cornerback Zyon McCollum has seen his fair share of action as a rotational player his first few years, but now, he's set to take a step up in 2024.
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