The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have a big decision on their hands. After Tom Brady announced his retirement Wednesday morning, the team can go in one of two directions in 2023: Keep rolling with what they have or hit the reset button.
Breaking the bank at quarterback could be tough if the Buccaneers aren’t able to figure out their salary cap issue, which leaves the 2023 draft as the final potential solution. It would also be a nice middle ground between completely rebuilding and trying to compete immediately.
Excluding Brady, the Buccaneers have seven players with a 2023 cap hit of more than $15 million: Godwin, Evans, defensive end Shaquil Barrett, cornerback Carlton Davis, defensive tackle Vita Vea and offensive linemen Donovan Smith and Ryan Jensen. Linebacker Devin White also has a fully guaranteed $11.7 million cap hit after the team picked up his fifth-year option.
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