Cade Otton is proving to be an overlooked asset for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as he heads into his fourth season. The 26-year-old tight end, originally a fourth-round pick, has steadily improved his performance year after year, increasing both his receptions and yards. With Baker Mayfield now at the helm, Otton is establishing himself as a reliable target during offseason workouts, even impressing teammates and making it challenging for defenders to match his savvy route-running.

His growth could provide a significant boost to the Buccaneers' offense as they look to rejuvenate their passing game. Fellow teammate Anthony Walker Jr. has humorously noted the difficulty in keeping up with Otton during practice, underscoring the tight end's development and potential impact on the field. As the Buccaneers gear up for the upcoming season, Otton's upward trajectory could play a critical role in their offensive strategy.