Summary
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers received a C- grade for their 2026 NFL free agency decisions. NFL analyst Kyle Dvorchak evaluated their player trades and signings, noting areas they could have managed better, such as cap space use.
Key Facts
- The Buccaneers were graded C- for their 2026 NFL free agency moves.
- Kyle Dvorchak published his grading analysis on NBC Sports.
- The Buccaneers signed Kenneth Gianwell to a two-year, $14 million contract.
- They also tendered Sean Tucker, despite earlier reports indicating they might not.
- Cade Otton's $10 million per year contract was highlighted as a potentially poor use of cap space.
- Payne Durham was praised as a top-graded tight end in run support by Pro Football Focus.
- The Buccaneers did not make any excessively large contracts, but were criticized for their self-scouting.
