The Bucs roster is one of the more complete in the NFL as things stand today. The team has been built for several years under general manager Jason Licht, and the work he has done has allowed him to emerge as one of the best at his position in the league.
The team is a unique blend of youth and veteran experience, and as a result, it has caught the attention of insider Albert Breer. In a recent column for Sports Illustrated, the veteran insider talked about one takeaway from each NFL team heading into training camp. When it came time to discuss the Bucs, he wrote about the state of their roster and how complete it is heading into a pivotal 2025 season.
Breer writes, “After a Super Bowl title and then four consecutive division titles, can the Buccaneersget some respect? The roster is deep, balanced and homegrown. While the edge rushers and corners could be better (and maybe they will be), there’s no huge unanswered question here other than how 35-year-old Josh Grizzard will do as OC after following Canales and Coen.”
The team has not gotten the respect of many in the league, considering their run in the NFC South. However, the state of the division may be a factor. With the division improving with the infusion of youth surrounding the Panthers and Falcons, winning in 2025 could finally help them earn more respect.
Of course, making a playoff run would also help matters.
This article originally appeared on Bucs Wire: NFL insider believes the Buccaneers roster is complete heading into 2025
Reporting by Andrew Harbaugh, Buccaneers Wire / Bucs Wire
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