/>Skip to main contentclockmenumore-arrownoyesHorizontal - WhiteBucs Nationa Tampa Bay Buccaneers communityLog In or Sign UpLog InSign UpFanpostsFanshotsSectionsBuccaneersOddsAboutMastheadCommunity GuidelinesStubHubMoreAll 322 blogs on Horizontal - WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections 2016 NFL DraftInjuriesFree AgencyGame FilmThe Crow’s Nest: A defensive change Anthony Nelson Jersey , Winston/Evans workout, and trading for RosenNew,66commentsWeb links on the Buccaneers.EDTShareTweetShareShareThe Crow’s Nest: A defensive change, Winston/Evans workout, and trading for RosenKim Klement-USA TODAY SportsWhy the Bucs are changing defensesThe transition from 4-3 to a 3-4 alignment should be seamless under defensive coordinator Todd Bowles, who likes to blitz.Guess which Bucs QB holds the record for longest pass completionThe Tampa Bay Buccaneers have never been a franchise known for their stellar fraternity of quarterbacks.Assessing The Draft Needs - JoeBucsFan.comWhen players start taking numbers to get into the trainer’s room, that’s when NFL teams are exposed.Buccaneers should absolutely consider trading for QB Josh RosenL-O-LWinston, Evans and Howard Get Extra Workouts at Texas A&M Before Phase I of the Bucs Offseason Program Begins | Carmen Catches UpAdventHealth Training Center is busy again with the return of players for voluntary workouts. Plus Jameis Winston, Mike Evans and O.J. Howard apparently couldn’t wait, getting in extra work at Texas A&M’s facilities prior to being back in the building onGerald McCoy Continues To Grind - JoeBucsFan.comNo matter where you stand on Gerald McCoy, it’s safe to say the Buccaneers have botched the public handling of the six-time Pro Bowler Anthony Nelson Tampa Bay Buccaneers Jersey , and the private handling, too.Arians Confident Leftwich Is Ready To Lead Bucs Offense | Pewter ReportIn a critical year for the franchise, and a critical year for quarterback Jameis Winston, new Bucs head coach Bruce Arians is taking a bit of a gamble by turning the offensive coordinator and play calling duties to a mostly inexperienced Byron Leftwhich. NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport said Tuesday that Tampa Bay has given a "fairly significant offer" to the 2015 fourth-round pick."WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections 2016 NFL DraftInjuriesFree AgencyGame FilmReport: Buccaneers Offer Kwon Alexander Long-Term DealNew,31commentsNFL Network’s Ian Rapoport said Tuesday that Tampa Bay has given a “fairly significant offer” to the 2015 fourth-round pick. ESTShareTweetShareShareReport: Buccaneers Offer Kwon Alexander Long-Term DealKim Klement-USA TODAY SportsA big development in the “will they or won’t they?” saga between the Buccaneers and Kwon Alexander came Tuesday morning from NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport.Appearing on 95.3 WDAE in Tampa, Rapoport said the Bucs have offered Alexander a “fairly significant” long-term deal.Alexander has expressed a desire to stay with the Bucs, but has also said he will be testing free agency when it rolls around on March 13. The important thing to note with what Rapoport said is that the team doesn’t see the 24-year-old’s torn ACL as much of an issue. Considering the severity of such an injury, finding the right numbers and length for a contract could be tricky. However, it appears that won’t impact the way the Bucs approach a potential deal.In four seasons with Tampa Bay, Alexander has racked up 380 tackles (271 solo), 31 tackles for loss Womens Anthony Nelson Jersey , 17 quarterback hits, seven sacks, 22 passes defended, six interceptions, six forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries. He was limited to six games in 2018 due to the torn ACL he suffered on Oct. 21 against Cleveland.Later on Tuesday, Alexander tweeted — from One Buc Place — what looked to be an encouraging update on his knee: Of course, now that Donovan Smith has been re-signed to a three-year deal, Tampa Bay could choose to use a franchise tag on Alexander. Such a move would give the Bucs a chance to work out their desired long-term contract while not letting him reach free agency at all. The franchise tag deadline is at 4 p.m. Tuesday.