Kay Adams sparked a playful debate about using Vita Vea in goal line packages for the Buccaneers, spotlighting the 350-pound disruptor as a potential offensive weapon at the 1-yard line. The piece notes Vea has flashed scoring ability in the past and has been used as a lead blocker in heavy formations, tying the idea to NFL lovers' nostalgia for big-name defenders moonlighting on offense. Historical nods to the Refrigerator Perry and J J Watt underscore the appeal of unorthodox roles, while Tampa Bay’s staff is hinted to be open to creative wrinkles that could alter red-zone dynamics.

Even if the experiment remains hypothetical, the notion has fantasy implications: a legitimate at the goal line could juice Vea’s upside in DFS and yearly formats, though the risk is clear—limited carries and the offense needing to set up the play. All eyes will be on the next TB drive near the goal line to see if No. 50 steps onto the field with a different mission besides blocking.