Bucs' Free Agency Moves Earn B Grade

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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers earned a B-grade from pro football focus

for their free agency moves, landing them in the middle of the pack across the league.

Fans hoped for a big splash at edge rusher, but the team took a different path without

handing out massive contracts. Instead of chasing top-tier pass ruskers,

the front office focused on smart, value-driven signings to build depth and keep flexibility.

This approach helped them dodge the overpays that often plague desperate teams early in

free agency. Many expected Tampa Bay to go aggressive on defense after years of drafting edge players

without landing an elite star. That missing piece likely capped their grade, though experts

praised the discipline in a heated market. They did add pieces like linebacker Alex Anzalone

for his smarts and coverage, running back Kenneth Gainwell to pair with Bucky Irving,

edge rusher, outquad in Muhammad on a $6 million deal after his 11 sacks last year,

and resigned tight end, Kade Oaton. With the draft and more moves coming,

the Buccaneers could still bolster their pass rush. For now, this steady offseason keeps them

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