The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are looking to make a big splash this offseason by hiring an offensive coordinator after firing OC Josh Grizzard after just one season.

The NFL doesn't need help in scheduling blockbuster games, but Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield has done just that. With the Atlanta Falcons hiring Baker's former head coach in Cleveland, Kevin Stefanski, as their head coach, now Mayfield will see his former head coach twice a year.

Smith has been serving as a special teams coordinator since 1995 when the Eagles hired him in the role. While he was Detroit’s tight ends coach from 1999-2000, he has since served as special teams coordinator for Buffalo (2001-2003), Washington (2004-2012), and Pittsburgh.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers face tough decisions in free agency. Will their leading tight end, despite solid production, be shown the door for defensive priorities?

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are interviewing a coach closely tied to Joe Burrow’s rise as their offensive coordinator search takes an intriguing turn.

Saleh and McDaniel reportedly developed a positive working relationship when they were with the 49ers before they received their first opportunities to serve as NFL head coaches.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers continued their search for a new offensive coordinator, interviewing Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken as they evaluate options to elevate the offense heading into the offseason.

Smith has been hired by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to be their special teams coordinator, according to NFL Network's Mike Garafolo. "Now 50 years into his coaching career, Smith is still going and still considered one of the best in the biz," Garafolo writes. "On to Tampa for the 72-year-old, gum-chewing Smith."