Adam Slivon

The Bucs came away with four plus-starters at an extreme value out in the 2024 NFL Draft, while Tampa Bay's other three picks are also promising.

Now that the Bucs 2024 season is over, it is to begin looking ahead to the future and what next year's team will look like.

Bucs left guard Ben Bredeson was a value signing for the team as he started every game. It sounds like Bredeson wants to stick around.

Heading into the offseason, the Bucs have a lengthy list of free agents to decide whether to bring back.

Bucs fans, you no longer have to worry. After it was recently reported that he would meet with the Jaguars for a second head-coaching interview, offensive

Cade Otton had a career year with the Bucs in 2024. Otton feels like he "accomplished" a lot and improved, especially playing with Baker Mayfield.

Coming into the 2024 season, Bucs tight end Cade Otton had some big personal goals for himself. Not only did Otton want to make the 2025 Pro Bowl, but he also wanted to become a “great blocker.”

After not letting Liam Coen leave, the Bucs have to make a defensive coaching change as one of their co-defensive coordinators is going to Detroit.

Oregon inside linebacker Jeffrey Bassa could address the Bucs' need at the position. Bassa has a lot of experience – including against Bucky Irving.

The Bucs have a handful of defensive needs, but the offense will need to add talent and depth as well. Which areas could use it the most?