Baker Mayfield Re-Signs with Buccaneers in $100 Million Deal

The move underscores Tampa Bay's commitment to team continuity and playoff ambitions.

Baker Mayfield signs a three-year deal with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers worth $100 million, preventing him from entering free agency.
The Buccaneers focus on retaining key players, including Pro Bowl receiver Mike Evans and All-Pro safety Antoine Winfield, to maintain team continuity and aim for another playoff run.
Mayfield's contract is structured to provide the team with salary cap flexibility, allowing for further signings and team development.
The Buccaneers' management emphasizes the importance of organizational stability and culture in attracting and retaining talent like Mayfield.
Efforts to re-sign linebacker Lavonte David and kicker Chase McLaughlin are highlighted as next priorities for the Buccaneers.