It's been one of the more active and chaotic roster cut periods in recent memory for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, with some notable names hitting the chopping block.
A few were obvious in hindsight, like undrafted rookies Shilo Sanders and Desmond Watson getting waived, but others got a little bit more of a surprised nod. One of those moments came when the Bucs ripped the band-aid off and ended the Kyle Trask era during the team's second wave of cuts.
Does an era that never really began actually end, though? Teddy Bridgewater came out of retirement and took Trask's job in less than a month, which says a lot about how much of an impact he's made over his four seasons in Tampa Bay.