Buccaneers Unhappy With Baker Mayfield's Comments
Summary
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and quarterback Baker Mayfield have not agreed on a contract extension before training camp. Mayfield said he felt disrespected by the Buccaneers' offer, and the team is also unhappy with his public comments.Key Facts
- The Buccaneers offered Mayfield a two-year contract worth over $100 million.
- Mayfield was unhappy with the length and guaranteed money in the offer.
- Mayfield said he felt disrespected and undervalued by the team's offer.
- ESPN's Adam Schefter reported that the Buccaneers did not like how Mayfield spoke about the organization.
- Mayfield expressed that he understands his leadership and performance value to the team.
- Defensive tackle Vita Vea also recently requested a trade, adding to team tension.
- These disputes may cause distractions as Tampa Bay starts training camp.
- The Buccaneers are seen as having a strong chance to win their division, the NFC South.
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