With the recent contract extension for Jason Licht, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are set to make significant moves this offseason, particularly focusing on their offensive line. With a wealth of offensive starters returning, including quarterback Baker Mayfield, the team is poised for a competitive season under new offensive coordinator Josh Grizzard.

Luke Goedeke, a standout on the offensive line, is a priority for the Buccaneers as he heads into the final year of his rookie contract. Goedeke's performance has been impressive, securing a high pass block win rate and contributing to the run game, making a long-term extension essential for the protection of Mayfield and the overall success of the offense.

With $26.6 million in cap space available, extending Goedeke could solidify the Buccaneers’ offensive line, which is key for maintaining a robust offense that can open lanes for running backs such as Rachaad White and Bucky Irving. The decision to lock in Goedeke could play a crucial role in the team's pursuit of championship aspirations this season.