The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have a big decision to make this offseason regarding the future of wide receiver Chris Godwin. Godwin, who turns 29 next month, has pla

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have two leaders on their team facing free agency, one on each side of the ball. On offense, Chris Godwin is expected to be back, but anything is possible in free agency.

Chris Godwin has been in the NFL since 2017, and he has spent his entire career with the Buccaneers. There is a chance that he isn't re-signed during the offseason and leaves Tampa Bay for the first time, but NFL insider Jeremy Fowler doesn't seem to think that will be the case.

The belief around NFL front offices is that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will work to re-sign free agent wide receiver Chris Godwin, according to ESPN's

According to Jeremy Fowler, multiple executives from other teams expect the Buccaneers to try and re-sign WR Chris Godwin this offseason. The veteran

Chris Godwin's contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers is set to expire this offseason, and the team may not be able to afford the wide receiver as he hits free agency

Chris Godwin's contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers expires this offseason, and he could be heading to a number of other NFL teams, thanks to an $11.5 million problem

Pro Football Focus has dubbed the Broncos as the best landing spot for pending free agent WR Chris Godwin this spring.

CBS Sports projects the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will replace WR Chris Godwin with Mizzou's Luther Burden III in 2025 NFL draft.

In CBS Sports' latest mock draft, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers addressed Chris Godwin's possible departure by selecting another receiver.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Chris Godwin was on his way to putting up historical numbers before a dislocated ankle abruptly ended his season. At the time, the veteran wide receiver led the ...

Team Reporter Casey Phillips, Senior Writer & Editor Scott Smith and Staff Writer/Reporter Bri Dix talk about all the latest Bucs news in this week's edition of Bucs Insider. The team discussed the Bucs' 2025 Pro Bowl participants,