Buccaneers: 5 players who are likely done in Tampa following 2020 season

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers may be seeing their final season with these five players. Here’s a look at five Bucs who may be done in Tampa following 2020.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are considered one of the favorites to compete for a postseason spot and a Super Bowl berth, according to Vegas odds.

The Buccaneers had one of the most successful offseasons in the league and certainly the most exciting in franchise history.

As we begin to look ahead, though, there are many Buccaneers who are currently on the roster for the 2020 season that may not be there following this year.

Here’s a look at five Bucs who are likely done in Tampa Bay following the 2020 season.

5. Andrew Adams

Andrew Adams signed a one-year, $1.01 million deal with the Bucs this offseason, but it might be the final time we see him in Tampa Bay.

If those talented young safeties take the next step forward and Antoine Winfield Jr. takes on the starting spot that the Bucs are hoping he will before the end of the year, Adams could be looking at a situation where he would be able to get more contract value and playing time elsewhere.

It’s not to say that Tampa Bay couldn’t re-sign the veteran safety, but something tells me they’ll be much more inclined to stick with the young guns.