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Buccaneers free agency preview: Who will stay and who could be gone?

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The Bucs have two exclusive rights free agents who will re-sign with the team, as they don’t have enough accrued seasons to negotiate with another team. The Bucs will want both players back. The Bucs' long snapper has been steady as they come since taking over for Zach Triner. He has chemistry with the other specialists on the team and will be on a cheap contract. The Bucs might bring in an undrafted free agent to compete with him, but he’ll be back in 2026.
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Buccaneers free agency preview: Who will stay and who could be gone?

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The Buccaneers have 23 free agents heading into the 2026 league year. How many will they keep? Tampa Bay Buccaneers cornerback Jamel Dean (35) celebrates after a fumble recovery in the second half against the Los Angeles Chargers | Jayne Kamin-Oncea-Imagn Images As the remaining few teams compete to be crowned Super Bowl champions, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have shifted focus to the 2026 season. The first order of business is to fill a staff Todd Bowles gutted in self-preservation.
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Could the Glazers force Buccaneers' Todd Bowles to retire? Original

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The Buccaneers might not fire Todd Bowles but instead try and coerce him into retirement. Tampa Bay Buccaneers owner Avram Glazer, owner Edward Glazer and owner Joel Glazer | Kim Klement Neitzel-Imagn Images Things didn’t go the way the Tampa Bay Buccaneers were hoping for on Sunday, leaving them out of the playoffs and with plenty of questions going forward. Perhaps the biggest domino is the future of head coach Todd Bowles.
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