The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are confident about their chances to compete for the Super Bowl again. They see the upcoming NFL draft as a chance to bridge the gap between them and other top teams in the league.
With four picks in the first three rounds and seven, the Bucs aim to bring in new talent that can step up and make a difference on the field.
Despite a slow start last season, the team rallied to secure their fourth consecutive playoff appearance. They won against the Philadelphia Eagles in the wild-card round but fell short against the Detroit Lions in the divisional round.
While they’ve focused on keeping key players like Baker Mayfield, Mike Evans, and Lavonte David, they still need to improve areas.
General manager Jason Licht sees having many needs as an opportunity for growth. He believes that with the right moves, the Bucs could be strong contenders in the coming years.
Last year’s draft picks, including Calijah Kancey and Cody Mauch, made significant contributions, showing the team’s commitment to developing young talent.
Coach Todd Bowles’ dedication to nurturing and utilizing inexperienced players has also played a vital role in keeping the Buccaneers competitive after Tom Brady’s retirement in 2022.
