Lost in a lot of the noise and confusion happening in NFL free agent movement and trades is the successful offseason the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have been having thus far.
No, it isn’t the homerun 2021’s offseason was when the defending Super Bowl Champions brought back every starter and the majority of their role players.
But outside of losing Ali Marpet, Alex Cappa, and Jordan Whitehead, a large portion of the 2022 Super Bowl contending Bucs will be back in 2022.
With the futures of defensive linemen Ndamukong Suh and William Gholston, and pass rusher Jason Pierre-Paul up in the air still, just how clear has Tampa Bay’s draft path gotten with the returns of quarterback Tom Brady, wide receiver Chris Godwin, center Ryan Jensen, running back Leonard Fournette, and cornerback Carlton Davis III?