The Tampa Bay Buccaneers displayed remarkable resilience last season, winning 10 games despite significant injuries to key players like Chris Godwin and Mike Evans. With their offensive line intact and the addition of first-round pick Emeka Egbuka, the Buccaneers have the potential to maintain their status as an elite offense. CBS Sports praises their retained core, including Godwin and Evans, and emerging talents like Cade Otton and Bucky Irving.

Health remains a crucial factor for the Buccaneers. After a mid-season bye allowed them to recover, they finished strong, winning six of their final seven games. If they can avoid the injury woes that plagued them last year, this offense could be dangerous, under the guidance of new offensive coordinator Josh Grizzard.