Bucs Re-sign Justin Skule, Boost Offensive Line Depth

0:00On April 6th, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers just brought back offensive linemen just in school on a one-year deal. He's a familiar face, having swung as their backup tackle from 2022 through 2024. Earlier this offseason, they resigned Deft Guard Dan Feney too, showing they're sticking with known qualities up front. School stepped up big in 2024, starting five games when Wright Tackle Lou Gohdecky dealt with a concussion. He got better each outing after a shaky debut against the Detroit Lions. Last year with the Minnesota Vikings, he started nine games and earned a solid 65.7 grade from Pro Football Focus. Fans and analysts see this as smart, deft building, but school's role isn't locked in. Hill battle been Chuck Wuma for swing tackle duties. Chuck Wuma posted a 62.5 last season and could improve in year two. It's tough competition heading into training camp. General manager Jason Lickt is on a roll here, also resigning ex- Tackle Rakhine Nunez, Rochets.

1:01No word on school salary yet, but expected to be a bargain to bolster the line without big spending. With interior spots still open, the Bucks Eye, the 2026 draft, at months end, to lock that down. Smart moves keeping Tampa's offense rolling strong. That wraps NFL News Today, brought to you with AI. I'm Cory with the story.