The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have ramped up their receiving corps, drafting two wide receivers in the recent NFL draft. Emeka Egbuka, a first-round pick, is anticipated to secure the slot position alongside established veterans Mike Evans and Chris Godwin. As the team prepares for the regular season, General Manager Jason Licht faces tough decisions regarding roster cuts with over a dozen wideouts competing for a limited number of spots.

The depth chart currently has Evans and Godwin as starters, with Egbuka likely taking the slot role. Other notable names include Jalen McMillan and Sterling Shepard, the latter entering his 10th NFL season. Additionally, third-year player Trey Palmer and rookie Tez Johnson are among those vying for significant playing time, reflecting the Bucs' strategic investment in bolstering their offense for the upcoming season.