The Bucs have placed rookie quarterback Nick Fitzgerald on the Active/Non-Football Injury list and placed inside linebacker Jack Cichy, safety Justin Evans, outside linebacker David Kenney and wide receiver Xavier Ubosi on the Active/PUP list.
Fifth overall draft pick Devin White said his beloved horse, Daisy Mae, passed away Saturday night.
With 40-plus offensive linemen gathered for a summit, we decided to get answers to some burning questions. Here are the results of a 10-player poll.
They got coffee, cut tape, lined the field, played the "Grim Reaper," even washed cars. An NFL head coach has to start somewhere. Here are their stories.
Robert Ayers, who played for the Broncos, Giants and Buccaneers after being drafted in the first round by Denver in 2009, retired from the NFL on Tuesday.
Which team has the league's top offensive firepower? We evaluated all 32. No quarterbacks, linemen or coordinators allowed.
Bucs CB Ryan Smith will miss the first four games of the 2019 season for violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing substances.
Marcus Mariota and Jameis Winston could hit the market next year. Same with Leonard Fournette, Solomon Thomas and more.
The Bucs have officially signed third-round draft pick Jamel Dean. That leaves first-round pick Devin White as the only player from their 2019 draft class who is still unsigned.
How good has O.J. Howard been since joining the Buccaneers? The 24 year old led the tight end position in both yards per target and yards per reception during each of his first two NFL seasons (min. 40 targets).
It would not shock me if the Bucs make more moves to their interior offensive line. I've been told that Alex Cappa still isn't where they'd like him to be yet. Evan Smith is also still recovering from torn labrums in both hips.
The Bucs have filled their 90th roster spot (recently vacated by Shaun Wilson) signing center Josh LeRibeus. A former third-round draft pick, LeRibeus took part in the Bucs' June minicamp as a tryout player. He spent four seasons in Washington and two in New Orleans.
Bucs' first-round draft pick Devin White takes the field at Raymond James Stadium for the first time. You can see the highlight reel that the team had playing on the video boards in the background.
After sticking around for three weeks while the veterans broke for summer, Bucs' rookies wrapped up Bucs' Rookie Academy today — a program designed to help them transition into professionals on and off the field. They closed out the program with a visit to Raymond James Stadium.
Bill is joined by Lindsay Jones of The Athletic to definitively rank all 20 teams that missed the playoffs last year for the upcoming season, including the Raiders (5:28), Lions, (14:39), Jets (25), Vikings (47:51), Panthers (53:22) and many more.
The Bucs have waived running back Shaun Wilson, team announced. Wilson saw action in five games as a rookie before suffering a shoulder injury last season.
Gerald McCoy feels disrespected that the Buccaneers gave away his old No. 93 so quickly and didn't communicate with him before his release.
Matt Gay, Sean Murphy-Bunting and Bryant Mitchell, along with their fellow Bucs rookies, spent the day doing Citizen Academy training with the Tampa Police Department. They got to learn about what officers go through daily and even take part in simulations.
From intern to coordinator in just three years, it's now up to Byron Leftwich to make Jameis Winston a more consistent winner with the Bucs.
Did the Browns indeed have the best offseason? Which teams struggled to reach their goals? NFL Nation ranks them and looks toward training camp.
Could a former first-round selection be done with the Pittsburgh Steelers? NFL Nation picks a player on each team who might not make the opening day roster.
| RD(PK) | PLAYER | POS | SCHOOL |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1(5) | Devin White | ILB | LSU |
| 2(7) | Sean Bunting | CB | Central Michigan |
| 3(30) | Jamel Dean | CB | Auburn |
| 3(35) | Mike Edwards | S | Kentucky |
| 4(5) | Anthony Nelson | DE | Iowa |
| 5(7) | Matt Gay | PK | Utah |
| 6(35) | Scott Miller | WR | Bowling Green |
| 7(1) | Terry Beckner Jr. | DT | Missouri |
| TEAM | W | L | T | PCT | PF | PA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| New Orleans | 13 | 3 | 0 | .813 | 504 | 353 |
| Atlanta | 7 | 9 | 0 | .438 | 414 | 423 |
| Carolina | 7 | 9 | 0 | .438 | 376 | 382 |
| Tampa Bay | 5 | 11 | 0 | .313 | 396 | 464 |
