
Barton: Team-First Mentality Drives Bucs O-Line
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers center Graham Barton, a 2024 first-round draft pick, had a standout season last year, logging over 1,100 snaps on the offensive line. Despite injuries to key players, Barton stepped up, ranking second in snaps among qualified NFL centers. He emphasizes a team-first mentality and is focused on improving his strength, pocket presence, and technique for the upcoming season. The Bucs plan to maintain their offensive line, prioritizing defense in the draft and potentially adding a backup lineman.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Barton: Team-First Mentality Drives Bucs O-Line. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00On April 22nd, Teba Bay Buccaneer's Center, Graham Barton, their 2024 first round draft pick, just wrapped up the first day of spring, organized team activities and chatted with the media. Last season, he logged the most snaps on the offensive line at 1,135, including 209 at left tackle, win, needed. The Bucc's offensive line dealt with a bunch of injuries last year, missing stars like all pro-Tristan Werfs early on. Plus, Luke Gohdeca, Cody Marsh, and Ben Bredison at times. Barton stepped up big, staying available and ranking second in snaps among qualified NFL centers per pro football focus. He preached that team first, next man up vibe, saying he'd even try running back if asked, though it might not go smooth. Barton credits that mentality for keeping them solid despite the hits, and he sees health as key to leveling up this year. Looking ahead, the Bucc's plan to stick with mostly the same line for 2025, prioritizing defense in the draft, and maybe grabbing a backup.
1:02Lime Min late. Barton is back at his natural center spot with everyone healthy for OTAs. He's honing in on getting stronger, holding the pocket deeper, and sharpening his technique to build on a strong second season. With this continuity, Teba's front should roll smooth into the fall. From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today. I'm Cory with the story.
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