Jason Licht

Updated 3/24/24 In the NFL,  teams used to be built in the image its head coach. Defensive-minded coaches tend to prioritize drafting and grooming defensive players while offensive-minded coaches look for young playmakers. In some case, its the general manager who has his fingerprints on the

In the NFL,  teams used to be built in the image its head coach. Defensive-minded coaches tend to prioritize drafting and grooming defensive players while offensive-minded coaches look for young playmakers. In some cases, its the general manager who has his fingerprints on the structure of the team.

Updated 3/28/24 In the NFL,  teams used to be built in the image its head coach. Defensive-minded coaches tend to prioritize drafting and grooming defensive players while offensive-minded coaches look for young playmakers. In some case, its the general manager who has his fingerprints on the

In the NFL,  teams used to be built in the image its head coach. Defensive-minded coaches tend to prioritize drafting and grooming defensive players while offensive-minded coaches look for young playmakers. In some cases, its the general manager who has his fingerprints on the structure of the team.

The BUCS entered the draft with six picks. One pick in each of the first rounds and two in the seventh. When the smoke had settled, the the team walked away with a total of eight draftees. The Buccaneers’ GM Jason Licht did his part to see that this draft

Our Tampa Bay Buccaneers are at a crossroads. They’ve got BIG decisions to make in the next couple of weeks that could set them up for a brighter future or doom them once again. As stated before, there needs to be a clear identity made for this Team. There