Tristan Wirfs Skips Bucs OTAs Seeking Record Contract

The Pro Bowl left tackle is negotiating a long-term deal as Tampa Bay aims to secure its core players.

Wirfs did not attend voluntary organized team activities, prioritizing a new contract over potential injury risks.
The Bucs' left tackle aims to surpass the $28 million annual salary benchmark set by recent NFL contracts.
Coach Todd Bowles acknowledged Wirfs' absence, noting ongoing conversations and his offseason participation.
Tampa Bay has already locked in key players like Antoine Winfield Jr., Mike Evans, and Baker Mayfield this offseason.
Wirfs, a critical part of the Bucs' Super Bowl-winning team, seeks to become the highest-paid offensive tackle in NFL history.