The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have enjoyed the luxury of Tom Brady at Quarterback for the past three seasons, but after his official retirement, they are currently left with just Kyle Trask on the roster at that position.
While the front office and coaching staff may see Trask as the starter of the future, bringing in a veteran to compete with him would be ideal, and on Saturday, ESPN's Jeremy Fowler officially linked the team to both Baker Mayfield and the Seattle Seahawks Drew Lock.
While neither will make the Buccaneers immediate Super Bowl contenders once again, they would be solid options as a veteran presence in the locker room, as well as good competition for Trask, so it would be a great idea to go after either.Two options for the #Bucs at QB in 2023: #Rams Baker Mayfield and #Seahawks Drew Lock, according to @JFowlerESPN
— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) March 5, 2023
Tampa is looking to add a veteran and Fowler says the people he spoke with mentioned both Mayfield and Lock as options.
Mayfield was also connected to the #49ers pic.twitter.com/L5YaankIuY
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