Tampa Bay locked in Zyon McCollum on a three-year, $48 million extension, keeping him as a starter through 2028, while Luke Goedeke joined with a four-year, $90 million deal to fortify the O-line. McCollum posted 57.4% allowed in 2024 with 2 INTs, 17 passes defended, and 82 tackles, including a pivotal 3rd-and-5 breakup that sealed the division and helped Evans reach 11 straight 1,000-yard seasons. The move signals TB’s commitment to a stable, high-floor defense and a potent, consistent offense in 2025.

McCollum’s rise came after 2023 injuries to Davis and Dean, transitioning him from spot duty to a full-time starter. Goedeke’s extension shores up protection for a returning QB, while Evans remains the primary weapon in a now-more-complete TB attack. The combo strengthens fantasy outlooks for TB receivers and defensive backs alike in 2025.