Another bad news hit the Tampa Bay Buccaneers: The head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers shed tears as four of his star players died by terminating their huge contracts.

Another bad news hit the Tampa Bay Buccaneers: The head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers shed tears as four of his star players died by terminating their huge contracts.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers received some more unfortunate news: Four of their finest players decided to end their enormous contracts, causing the team’s head coach to cry.

With free agency approaching and the NFL Scouting Combine already over, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are deep into their offseason. Before concentrating on bringing in outside players, the Bucs need to finish off their own free agents. Shortly after missing out on a chance to play in the NFC Championship, the Bucs are prepared to regroup and make another push.

After Dave Canales resigned to take a head coaching position with the Carolina Panthers, the squad has Liam Coen as its new offensive coordinator and a number of new assistants on staff. The Bucs believe they have a window of opportunity to contend for a Super Bowl, and they believe that bringing in more young, skilled players, value-free agents, and a few splashes will help them go over the finish line.

After inking wide receiver Mike Evans to a new two-year contract worth a maximum of $52 million, the Bucs have approximately $15,405,000 million in cap space. However, there are numerous ways for them to free up salary space so they can sign free agents, in addition to making a big splash in free agency.

Remember the rule of 51 during the off-season as well, which states that the cap is only applied to the top 51 wages? As the wage limit rises annually, the use of backloaded contracts and void years should reduce first-year cap hits.