The 2025 draft features, among other things, the ever-present possibility of teams trading up. On G.M. thinks there could be fewer efforts to climb the board than usual. "I do think this year is going to be — I could be wrong — you’re going to see maybe a little less people maybe wanting to move up and offering enough to make it worth your while just because the draft is pretty leveled out at a certain point,

Jason Licht has been incredibly transparent when speaking to the media before the NFL Draft. Regardless of the question, he has provided some sort of insight into his mind and the Bucs ' process. His most recent comments came in response to a question about whether the team would be open to trading back.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers general manager Jason Licht is very good at his job, particularly when it comes to drafting. Last year, 20 of his 22 starters in Tampa Bay