Which Bucs are set to hit free agency in 2023?
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers weren’t able to bring back their entire starting lineup this time around, but they’ve reloaded on both sides of the ball, and are expected to be Super Bowl contenders yet again in 2022.
Things might get a bit more dicey for the Bucs next season, considering some of the big names who are set to become free agents after the 2022 season.
Not only are the Bucs set to lose some cornerstone starters, but also a long list of key depth pieces.
Here are the Bucs who are set to hit the open market heading into 2023, headlined by pretty bit name at the top:
QB Tom Brady
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LB Lavonte David
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CB Jamel Dean
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CB Sean Murphy-Bunting
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S Mike Edwards
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DL William Gholston
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DL Akiem Hicks
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DB Logan Ryan
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S Keanu Neal
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WR Scotty Miller
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DL Rakeem Nunez-Roches
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QB Blaine Gabbert
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G Aaron Stinnie
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OT Josh Wells
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RB Giovani Bernard
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WR Breshad Perriman
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WR Cyril Grayson Jr.
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QB Ryan Griffin
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DL Pat O'Connor
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OL Fred Johnson
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CB Ross Cockrell
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CB Rashard Robinson
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WR Vyncint Smith
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DL Deadrin Senat
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OLB Anthony Nelson
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CB Dee Delaney
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OLB Cam Gill
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OL Nick Leverett
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S Chris Cooper
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