The Tampa Bay Buccaneers took a patient approach to tight end depth this offseason, opting not to add any free agents and waiting until their final draft pick to address the position. With starter Cade Otton locked in with a 3-year, $30 million contract, the team is now looking internally for production behind him.
Payne Durham brings physical presence and toughness to the position, while Devin Culp offers developmental upside with receiving skills. Both players will compete in training camp for the TE2 role, with the coaching staff prioritizing reliability, versatility, and effort as they look to solidify the tight end group for 2026. rouesnews.click
