As discussions about jersey retirements for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers heat up, three standout players emerge as strong candidates: Mike Evans, Lavonte David, and Tristan Wirfs. Mike Evans has cemented himself as the franchise's all-time leading receiver, sharing the record for most consecutive 1,000-yard seasons with Jerry Rice. His impact on the field makes his number 13 a likely candidate for retirement.

Lavonte David, the heart and soul of the Buccaneers' defense, has consistently delivered top-tier performances throughout his career. With over 1,000 tackles and a reputation for excellence, it's hard to imagine the Bucs allowing anyone else to wear his number 54.

Tristan Wirfs, though still early in his career, shows an exceptional trajectory as an offensive lineman, earning accolades that point toward a future Hall of Fame status. His versatility and dominance could make him an integral part of the Buccaneers' legacy.