Bucs Consider Biadasz for Center, Barton to Guard

0:00On March 5th, here's the latest surrounding the NFL. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers boasts one of the league's top offensive tackles in Tristan Wurfs and a strong partner in Luke Godakey. Young right guard Cody Moush is also coming back from a torn ACL in the 2025 season. Still, their interior line has room to improve, especially at center. Now a proven free agent is on the market who could shake things up. Tyler Beatis just got released by the Washington commanders from his 3-year $30 million contract. The team was to try a new approach, leaving the solid center available. He earned high marks recently, ranking 11th among centers in 2025 with a 70.7 PFF grade and 12th the year before, with 69.0. On the Buc side, first round pick Graham Barton has not lived up to the hype at center yet. He finished 28th out of 40 centers last season with a 61 overall grade and 37th out of 43

1:02in 2024, at 56.5. That has fans and analysts wondering about changes. One idea floating around is signing Beatis to start at center and shifting Barton to left guard. There he could push Ben Bredison, who missed time with injuries in 2025 and ranked low at guard before. It would give the line more flexibility and depth right away. That said, the Bucs invested a high draft pick and Barton because they believe in his potential from Duke. They also extended Bredison last off season, showing trust in him too. While Beatis looks like an upgrade, the team will probably run it back with the current starters into the 2026 season. The daily news now is powered by our sponsor. Head in, sound on, lights out. That is the routine, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com. Head in, sound on, lights out. That is the routine, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.