The Buccaneers opened the 2025 preseason with a 29-7 win over the Titans, and a night off for most starters turned the spotlight to the depth chart. Sean Tucker seized his chance after Rachaad White tweaked his groin, flashing a brisk, decisive style that suggested a real shot at supplementary work if White misses time. Kyle Trask handled a big stage in the first half, delivering 12-of-16 for 129 yards and threading a tight window to a bold target down the sideline. Ryan Miller stood out as a reliable option with 5 catches for 63 yards before the game paused for a concussion evaluation. On defense, Jacob Parrish showed early-life ink, snaring two PBUs in his first preseason action. Nick Jackson capped the night with a sack and an interception, a feat no Buc had done in preseason play since 2017. Owen Wright closed with a late TD, signaling depth and potential roster flexibility behind the big three-headed backfield. The result underlined how quickly a deep camp can translate into real roster pressure and fantasy relevance for a handful of players who weren’t on the radar a month ago.