The Buccaneers can sell hope next year, with the first pick in the draft.
But it’s not going to cost their fans any more.
According to the Tampa Tribune, the Bucs are holding the line on ticket prices for the seventh straight year.
“There is a heightened sense of excitement and anticipation throughout our community as we enter this offseason with the first overall selection in the upcoming NFL draft,” Bucs chief operating officer Brian Ford said.
The Bucs have tickets available starting at $30 for adults and $15 for children.
But after going 2-14 last year, that might be overpriced.
