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Buccaneers re-signed OG Dan Feeney.

Feeney joined the Bucs on a one-year contract last offseason. The veteran lineman wound up starting 10 games at right guard for them, earning a PFF blocking grade of 54.2 while allowing 21 pressures and four sacks. Feeney has 75 games of starting experience on his resumé and can fill in at either guard spot if needed next season.
Charlie Heck

MIA OFFENSIVE TACKLE (SUB) #77

Dolphins signed OT Charlie Heck, formerly of the Buccaneers, to a one-year contract.

Heck is a six-year veteran of the league who has 29 games of starting experience under his belt. In his lone season with the Buccaneers, Heck started six of the 17 games he appeared in, with all of his starts coming at right tackle. He earned a PFF grade of 45.2 last season while allowing 32 pressures and three sacks.
Luke Goedeke

TB Tackle #67

Buccaneers restructured Luke Goedeke’s contract.

The Bucs converted $20 million of Goedeke’s roster bonus into a signing bonus to clear $15.2 million in cap space for 2026. The fourth-year lineman signed a four-year, $90 million contract extension last offseason and appeared in 11 games last season after a foot injury sidelined him for multiple weeks. Goedeke earned a PFF blocking grade of 75.8 last season and did not allow a sack despite giving up 22 pressures.
Ko Kieft

TB Tight End #41

Buccaneers agreed to terms with TE Ko Kieft.

The phrasing suggests Kieft still has to sign on the dotted line, but the news comes straight from a post on Buccaneers general manager Jason Licht’s social media account and includes an image of Kieft dressed as a pirate, piloting a ship. The image may be the most exciting part of Kieft’s 2026 season—he failed to a target over the last two years—but we are happy for him nonetheless. The veteran tight end also suffered a season-ending leg fracture in Week 3 last year. Kieft should not be drafted in fantasy.
Al-Quadin Muhammad

TB Defensive End #96

Buccaneers signed EDGE Al-Quadin Muhammad, formerly of the Lions, to a one-year contract.

Muhammad racked up 51 quarterback pressures and 12 sacks last season, ranking second among Lions defenders in both categories. Both figures are career highs. Muhammad turns 31 later this month. He can earn up to $6 million. The Buccaneers have signed multiple front-seven defenders in free agency.
Miles Killebrew

TB Safety #28

Bucs signed S Miles Killebrew, formerly of the Steelers, to a one-year, $1.8 million contract.

Killebrew is a safety in name only. He has playd ore than 100 defensive snaps in a season just twice in his decade-long career. On the other hand, Killebrew had cleared 250 special teams snaps nine years in a row before a knee injury ended his season in Week 5 of 2025. As long as he is ready for Week 1, Killebrew should reclaim his special teams ace status in Tampa Bay this year.
Rachaad White

WAS Running Back #1

Commanders signed RB Rachaad White, formerly of the Buccaneers, to a one-year contract.

The signing reunites White with his college signal caller, Commanders QB Jayden Daniels. The two played together from 2020-2021 at Arizona State. White logged 42 carries and eight receptions in 2020 before blossoming into a featured dual-threat player in 2021. That season, he rushed 182 times and caught 43 passes. The Commanders will likely add another running back or two via free agency or the 2026 NFL Draft, but White can currently be viewed as the favorite to handle passing down duties and will presumably compete with second-year RB Jacory Croskey-Merritt for the lead rushing role as well. This looks like a fantasy-friendly signing for White.
Christian Izien

DET Safety #29

Lions agreed to terms with S Christian Izien, formerly of the Bucs, on a one-year contract.

Izien started 10 games for the Bucs in 2024. He was credited with just one start in 2025 and his tackle total fell from 75 to 25. He did, however, pick up more work on special teams. Izien will likely continue to play a mix of defense and special teams in Detroit.
A'Shawn Robinson

TB Defensive Tackle #94

Buccaneers signed DT A’Shawn Robinson, formerly of the Panthers, to a one-year, $10 million contract.

The Panthers released Robinson just yesterday. His new deal with the Buccaneers is fully guaranteed. Robinson, 30, totaled 45 tackles, six TFLs, 31 quarterback pressures and three sacks last year. Robinson will likely fill former Buccaneers DT Logan Hall’s old role. Hall signed with the Texans earlier today after totaling 25 tackles, one TFL, 32 quarterback pressures and two sacks for the Buccaneers last year.
Jake Browning

TB Quarterback #6

Buccaneers signed QB Jake Browning, formerly of the Bengals, to a one-year contract.

It’s easy to say “why?” and harder to say “why?” when the current backup quarterback on Tampa’s roster is 2025 UDFA Connor Bazelak. Browning has at least thrown well in NFL games before and is only entering his age-30 season. What he did last year wasn’t good enough, of course, but he’ll compete to hold the clipboard for the Bucs.