The Tampa Bay Buccaneers had a top-five offense in numerous metrics last year under OC Liam Coen. The Bucs would like to keep that up, but there's one problem —

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will enter 2025 with their previous two offense coordinators as head coaches in the NFL.

Team Reporter Casey Phillips, Senior Writer & Editor Scott Smith and Staff Writer/Reporter Bri Dix talk about all the latest Bucs news in this week's edition of Bucs Insider. The team discussed OC Josh Grizzard's exciting press conference,

That's exactly what has happened with Liam Coen and the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Jags have been relentless in their quest to recruit members of the Buccaneers coaching staff and front office to head north to Duval County and join Coen as he assembles his staff as a first time head coach.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have become well-versed in replacing offensive coordinators over the last three years. This offseason marked the third time they have had to do so in as many years. On

Josh Grizzard is described as innovative and smart by Bucs head coach Todd Bowles. He helped design one of the most productive offenses last season as a pass game coordinator. Bucs hire former USF head coach Charlie Strong as defensive line coach Now he’s at the helm of the offense.

T he Buccaneers have made a new hire at offensive coordinator for the third straight year. Two years ago, the team brought in Dave Canales after an exhausting search only for him

Thursday afternoon was a big day within the walls of the AdventHealth Training Center as new offensive coordinator Josh Grizzard grabbed the mic and laid out his vision for the Bucs’ offense in his opening press conference.