Trenton Gill was brought in to replace Jake Camarda after the latter's poor performance, but his stint was short-lived following a disastrous game against the Carolina Panthers. His struggles contributed to the Buccaneers' ongoing issues with special teams, as he was ultimately replaced by rookie Jack Browning.

Trenton Gill has been waived by the Buccaneers after a disappointing season, where he struggled as one of the NFL's least effective punters. His average of 43.3 yards per punt and a net of 38.9 yards were underwhelming, culminating in a disastrous performance against the Panthers that included a 22-yard punt leading to a touchdown and a kickoff that set up another scoring drive for the opposition.

Trenton Gill stepped in as the Buccaneers' punter after Jake Camarda was waived, taking over full-time punting duties. While both punters are considered serviceable, the team was looking for more consistency in their punting game. Gill's performance will be critical as the Buccaneers navigate the remainder of the season, especially since field position can significantly impact game outcomes.

Trenton Gill has been signed from the practice squad to the active roster following the injuries to key players, including Chris Godwin and Mike Evans. This move reflects the Buccaneers' need for depth at the wide receiver position as they navigate the challenges of the current season.

Trenton Gill has been signed from the practice squad to the active roster following the injuries to key players, including Chris Godwin and Mike Evans. This move reflects the Buccaneers' need for depth at the wide receiver position as they navigate the challenges of the season.