The Tampa Bay Buccaneers signed former Houston Texans defensive back Tavierre Thomas to a one-year deal. Via buccaneers.com’s Scott Smith, “Tampa Bay added
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are adding quality veteran depth, signing underrated cornerback Tavierre Thomas, according to multiple reports Monday. Thomas, 28, spent the past three seasons with the Houston Texans and appeared in nine games during the 2023 campaign while finishing with 51 total tackles with two forced fumbles.
The Buccaneers created a vacancy at the cornerback spot by trading away Carlton Davis, but the team has made a few moves aimed at adding replacement options.
Bucs running back Chase Edmonds is happy to be back with the team for another season. Not only is he excited to help provide a spark on offense, but he is also looking forward to being a part of Rachaad White’s NFL journey.
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.
The Lions made a big trade in the first week of free agency that brought them their new cornerback one in Carlton Davis. The new corner was in the final year of his deal and had a big cap hit of $14.35 million.
According to Over the Cap, the Lions are restructuring the contract of CB Carlton Davis to free up $4 million in cap space. Davis, 27, was selected with the No.
While some NFL general managers hope to cruise through the offseason, the Philadelphia Eagles are all about risky business.
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The Bucs have used Mike Evans' brand new contract to create cap space.
Mike Evans and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have agreed to a new restructured deal. A Mike Evans contract restructuring is not the most unusual thing for a Tampa Bay Buccaneers' offseason news cycle, however, for it to come so quickly after a new contract signing is slightly odd.
The ink has barely dried on Evans' new deal— Less than two weeks after the team and Evans came to...
MLFootball reports that the Buccaneers restructured the contract of WR Mike Evans in order to create $17.43 million in cap space. Jenna Laine adds that the Bucs converted his 2024 $21.79 million roster bonus into a signing bonus.
The initial wave of NFL free agency has come and gone this week, and the Bucs did some important work leading into it and then throughout it. First, it was about re-signing wide receiver Mike Evans, quarterback Baker Mayfield, kicker Chase McLaughlin and linebacker Lavonte David.
New Bucs offensive coordinator Liam Coen was asked this week if there was a player who surprised him while watching game footage of Tampa Bay’s offense last year.
When you think of the most consistent fantasy options of the last ten seasons, who do you think of? I hope one of the players at the top of your list is Mike Evans.
Buccaneers QB Baker Mayfield talked about how he wanted to get a deal done to stay in Tampa Bay, but it still had to be the right fit for it to work out.
After re-signing with the Bucs on a one-year deal, running back Chase Edmonds is currently penciled in as the top backup to Rachaad White. For Edmonds, last season served as an opportunity for him to get back on track after splitting time between the Dolphins and Broncos in 2022.
The Bucs are re-signing third string quarterback John Wolford, according to none other than Bucs general manager Jason Licht himself. Licht took to X and made the announcement about the move.
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Not everyone was happy. Shocker.
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Bucs fans were hopeful quarterback Baker Mayfield would re-sign with Tampa Bay. However, despite the constant connections between both sides, the possibility of Mayfield hitting the open market was a fear the fanbase was...
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers announced they have re-signed offensive tackle Justin Skule to a one-year deal. Via buccaneers.com’s Scott Smith, “Justin Skule,
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have re-signed backup quarterback John Wolford to a one-year deal. Via buccaneers.com’s Scott Smith, “The Bucs agreed to terms
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The Bucs agreed to terms with CB Bryce Hall, bring back QB John Wolford, and bring in two offensive linemen
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers were busy on Friday after a quiet Thursday, agreeing to terms with multiple players at positions of need.
After signing Jordan Whitehead to a two-year deal, the Bucs also agreed to terms with his New York Jets teammate Bryce Hall on a one year deal. Hall, who could compete for the starting slot corner job but at the very...