Bucs' Key Free Agents: Evans, David, and More

0:00It's March 3rd in Tampa Bay, let's get into the news. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers head into the offseason with 17 unrestricted free agents they might want to resign, along with a couple of restricted ones. These guys could provide key depth, or even step into starting roles down the road. While obvious keepers like Mike Evans and Lavante David are expected to stay, Titan Co-Keefe stands out for his strong blocking skills. He missed most of last season with a broken leg, but remains a versatile asset for the run game. Wide receiver Sterling Shepard has stepped up big time, playing 27 games with 71 catches for 705 yards and two. Touchdowns. He's reliable in rotation and helps mentor the younger receivers. Safety JT Gray brings pro-level special teams experience from his Saints days, which Tampa Bay desperately needs after last year's struggles. Fans of Lyman Michael Jordan, at just 28, shines in past protection despite some run blocking issues.

1:00Running back Sean Tucker has a shot to lock down the back up role behind Bucky Irving, especially if Russia are white to parts in free agency. Resigning these players with smartly bolstered the roster for the long haul. This story is made possible by our sponsor, a pillow that plays your podcast, music, or white noise privately. No