NFL free agency has slowed to a crawl, which means most of the big-impact signings have already happened, and focus is now turning to the 2024 NFL draft.
Now that teams have filled some of their biggest needs with veteran signings, it’s starting to create a clearer picture of who we’ll see on the field when the season rolls around.
While many teams are still looking for fill slots in their starting lineups with highly drafted rookies, the majority of the depth chart should be in place at this point in the offseason, barring a handful of late additions.
So, what could the Bucs’ starting lineup look like on both sides of the ball this season?
Here’s our current projection:
QB Baker Mayfield
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RB Rachaad White
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WR Mike Evans
Jeremy Reper-USA TODAY Sports
WR Chris Godwin
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WR Trey Palmer
Nathan Ray Seebeck-USA TODAY Sports
TE Cade Otton
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LG Rookie Draft Pick
Jaylynn Nash-USA TODAY Sports
C Robert Hainsey
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RG Cody Mauch
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RT Luke Goedeke
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DL Vita Vea
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DL Calijah Kancey
Junfu Han-USA TODAY Sports
DL Logan Hall
Matthew Hinton-USA TODAY Sports
OLB Yaya Diaby
Kelley L Cox-USA TODAY Sports
OLB Joe Tryon-Shoyinka
Marc Lebryk-USA TODAY Sports
LB Lavonte David
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LB K.J. Britt
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CB Jamel Dean
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CB Zyon McCollum
Kim Klement Neitzel-USA TODAY Sports
CB Christian Izien
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S Antoine Winfield Jr.
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S Jordan Whitehead
Benny Sieu-USA TODAY Sports
K Chase McLaughlin
Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
P Jake Camarda
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