Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Low-Key Offseason Moves

0:00For the NFL, it's March 18th. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. Tampa Bay Buccaneer's General Manager Jason Lycht has kept things low-key this off-season. No splashy trades or star-free agents for a team looking to bounce back. Instead, he targeted needs with signings like, linebacker Alex Anzalone, edge-rusher Al Quad and Muhammad, running back Kenneth Gainwell, defensive. Miamin Ashahn Robinson, quarterback Jake Browning and special teamer Miles Killabrew. They also brought back running back Sean Tucker and tight-in Kay Doughton, Lycht locked in Kay Doughton with a smart three-year $30 million deal. He's a reliable tight-in who blocks well, catches passes, and fits any scheme. At backup quarterback, they upgraded from Teddy Bridgewater to the younger Jake Browning who's shown promise behind Joe Burrow and Cincinnati. These moves add depth without breaking the bank. Fans aren't buzzing with excitement over these picks, but they plug real holes from last

1:02season. The bigger issue is losing wide receiver Mike Evans to the San Francisco 49ers. He was the franchise's top offensive weapon for 12 years, dominating downfield and in the red zone. His departure shortens their competitive window. Meanwhile, the edge-rush stays a weak spot. Fans like Trey Hendrickson and Max Crosby were available, but Lycht passed on a big swing there. Years of average production under defensive coordinator Todd Bowles highlight the need. Instead, they grabbed experienced vets on short deals. Cornerback is another worry after Jermel Dean joined the Pittsburgh Steelers. Young draft picks like Benjamin Morrison struggled with injuries, and Zion McCollum regressed. No veteran addition yet means the secondary could falter. The draft might help, but only time will show if these buns pay off. Special thanks to our sponsor for supporting this episode. No need to switch positions. The sound is already where your head is. S-O-L-I-S-O-L-L-Pillow.com.