
Bucs Re-sign Bowles, Aim for Bounce-Back Season
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers Co-Chair Joel Glazer reaffirms commitment to Head Coach Todd Bowles, despite a challenging 2025 season. Despite injuries to key players, Glazer praises Bowles leadership and defensive prowess. The team aims to bolster depth at edge, linebacker, tight end, and safety, with a focus on player health and a return to division dominance.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Bucs Re-sign Bowles, Aim for Bounce-Back Season. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 1st, you're listening to NFL News today, AI-powered NFL coverage. Tababay Buccaneers wrapped up the 2025 season with an 8 wins 9 losses record, leaving fans frustrated, but ownership is. Bringing back head coach Todd Bowles for his fifth year. Joel Glazer, the team's co-chair, spoke at the NFL Annual Meeting this week, saying the roster has strong spots but needs key additions to get back to. Winning, he praised Bowles for earning respect in the locker room and pushing hard every game. Injuries hit hard down the stretch, with stars like Mike Evans missing five games. Chris Godwin sitting out too, Bucky Irving III, and Zian McCollum. The final three during that rough two wins, seven losses finish. Health issues derailed what could have been a solid year. Bowles took over in March 2022 on a five-year deal, leading the Bucks to three straight division titles before finishing second last year. His defenses ranked top five against the run for three seasons running.
With free agency and the 2026 draft ahead, the focus stays on building depth at edge, linebacker, tight end, and safety while keeping. Players healthy. The whole organization expects a strong bounce back and another division crown.
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