The Tampa Bay Buccaneers' offseason has been largely dominated by the Chris Godwin saga and how close the team came to losing its Pro Bowler. But Godwin put pen to paper on a three-year deal to ease the fears of Buccaneers fans.
Buccaneers HC Todd Bowles said the team is hopeful WR Chris Godwin will be available in Week 1, per JoeBucsFan.com. However, he admitted that’s not a sure thing.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers receiver Chris Godwin saw his 2024 season end after just seven games thanks to a nasty ankle injury suffered against the Baltimore Ravens.
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Buccaneers HC Todd Bowles said the team is hopeful WR Chris Godwin will be available in Week 1, per Joe Bucs Fan. However, he admitted that’s not a sure thing.
The Bucs have made plenty of moves to keep them in a position to do damage in the NFC South last season. In a division where Tampa Bay remains in the driver’s seat going into 2025, they have not let off the gas this offseason.
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Chris Godwin were a fascinating watch at the start of the offseason with Godwin set to become a free agent. With the Buccaneers doing all they could to get Godwin to stay with the franchise, it didn't happen overnight, and there were real fears that maybe No.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers avoided a major loss this offseason by re-signing wide receiver Chris Godwin, and now the focus shifts to his health heading into the 2025 season.
Buccaneers GM Jason Licht provided an update on WR Chris Godwin‘s health and recovery during a recent radio appearance. “I’m feeling very good about it,” Licht said on The Drive with TKras.
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Godwin suffered a dislocated ankle in Week 7 last year that required season-ending surgery.
It’s well-known that the Bucs’ ability to re-sign their own players every season is uncanny. What makes it even more impressive is that they do not just ink them to new deals, but they are able to bring them back on bargain deals.
While Godwin agreed to a three-year, $66M contract with $45M guaranteed at signing to stay with the Buccaneers, he left money on the table by passing on free agency.
The city of Tampa – and the surrounding Tampa Bay area – was elated with joy on Monday when the news broke that the Bucs had re-signed wide receiver Chris Godwin to a three-year deal worth $66 million and $45 million.
In Week 7 against the Baltimore Ravens last season, Godwin suffered a season-ending ankle injury.
Chris Godwin agreed to a new deal with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at the start of NFL free agency on Monday, and he reportedly left a lot of money on the table by doing so.
NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports the Buccaneers are re-signing WR Chris Godwin to a three-year, $66 million contract. Rapoport adds Godwin left $20 million on the table to remain in Tampa Bay.
According to reports, the New England Patriots are expected to be the “driving force” behind Tampa Bay Buccaneers star wide receiver Chris Godwin‘s free agency market should he make it there.
Although many big-name receivers are available in free agency, Godwin is probably the top prize — now that Tee Higgins is again out of play.
Per Mike Giardi, Buccaneers WR Chris Godwin is expected to be “incredibly sought after” if he gets to the free agent market and could command north of $25 million per season.
Wide receiver Chris Godwin will have some interest from elsewhere if he wants to explore options beyond the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Chris Godwin is working his way back from a brutal injury that prematurely ended his 2024 season, and there have been some questions about whether the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will want him back.
One potentially significant free-agent wide receiver might be off the board weeks before free agency begins.
Per Greg Auman, the Buccaneers and WR Chris Godwin have agreed to move the void date of his contract to the final day of the league year on March 12th.
Delaying the deadline provides benefits for both parties.
Chris Godwin has played on the franchise tag once in his career, and receiving the tag the second time around was followed by a three-year deal. The veteran wideout is on track for free agency, but another Buccaneers agreement would come as no surprise.
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