The Tampa Bay Buccaneers headed into training camp with plenty of questions, but one unexpectedly developed over the course of the preseason.
Both safety and wide receiver were rooms that fans kept an eye on given varying circumstances, but the backfield was not on anyone’s bingo card for being more interesting than it already was. Bucky Irving had already taken over the RB1 duties, with Rachaad White dropping into a RB2 role that is more adjacent than it is a step-down, and Sean Tucker solidified his role as the third back.
The weirdness stems from how packed the room has become in the aftermath of final roster cuts.