Baker Mayfield is entering his eighth season in the NFL, looking to build on the career highs he achieved with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers last year, where he threw for 4,500 yards and 41 touchdowns. His performance, highlighted by a 71.4% completion rate and a 106.8 QBR, has solidified his position among the league's elite quarterbacks. With the return of a strong receiving corps, including Mike Evans and Chris Godwin, Mayfield's prospects for 2025 appear bright, even with a new offensive coordinator.

The Buccaneers have bolstered their wide receiver group with the first-round selection of Emeka Egbuka from Ohio State, adding depth and future potential to an already talented lineup. The versatility of Egbuka, combined with the breakout potential of third-round pick Jalen McMillan, positions Tampa Bay's offense well for sustained success. Both Evans and Godwin are veterans who complement Mayfield's style, and with the right mix of emerging talent, the Buccaneers' aerial attack could be explosive this season.