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The Colts are exploring quarterback options after Anthony Richardson's injury, working out Jeff Driskel, Jaren Hall, Tanner Mordecai, and Kyle Trask, along with wide receivers Mecole Hardman, Jordan Kerley, and Colton Dowell.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers released quarterback Kyle Trask and signed Teddy Bridgewater as their new backup, citing Bridgewater's experience and knowledge as reasons for the decision, while still considering Trask's potential return to the practice squad.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers reduced their roster to 53 players before the deadline, waiving 22 players, including quarterback Kyle Trask and wide receiver Trey Palmer, while placing Jalen McMillan on injured reserve and terminating several veterans. Many waived players are expected to join the practice squad, which can hold up to 17 players this season.
The San Francisco 49ers may face the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with Kyle Trask making his first career start if Baker Mayfield, who is dealing with a toe injury, is unable to play. Mayfield, who leads the NFL with 23 touchdown passes, missed practice but expects to play. The Buccaneers are also dealing with injuries to key players like Mike Evans and Chris Godwin. The 49ers view this game as crucial, especially if they face a less experienced quarterback.
Baker Mayfield hints at testing the free agent market as the Buccaneers prepare for the possibility of losing him. General manager Jason Licht has a backup plan in quarterback Kyle Trask, who may step in if Mayfield departs. Wide receiver Mike Evans expresses confidence in playing with any quarterback. As the free agency period approaches, the Buccaneers await the outcome of Mayfield's potential offers from other teams.
The upcoming game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Atlanta Falcons is crucial for the Buccaneers' franchise direction. A victory would put them in a share of the NFC South lead, while a loss would significantly diminish their chances of winning the division or securing a wild-card spot. If the Buccaneers lose, there may be discussions about starting backup quarterback Kyle Trask for the remaining games to evaluate his potential as a starter. The decision would involve input from head coach Todd Bowles, general manager Jason Licht, and the Glazer ownership.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers' rookie quarterback Kyle Trask has outperformed veteran Baker Mayfield in training camp, making the decision of naming a starting quarterback difficult for head coach Todd Bowles. Trask showcased poise, athleticism, and growth in his recent preseason game, earning praise from Bowles. While Mayfield is reportedly set to be named the starter, a poll showed that 54% of fans prefer Trask. The Buccaneers will continue to evaluate both quarterbacks in their preseason finale against the Ravens.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles has stated that there is no set timetable for naming a starting quarterback for the 2023 season. It is possible that the team will enter their final preseason game without a named starter. Both Baker Mayfield and Kyle Trask are expected to play in the upcoming game against the Baltimore Ravens. Bowles emphasized that the team feels comfortable with their current situation and is not concerned about lack of continuity. The decision will be based on preseason performance as well as practice performance. Players have expressed a desire to know the starter soon for improved chemistry and adequate reps.
Baker Mayfield did not play in the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' preseason win over the New York Jets, potentially indicating that he has moved ahead of Kyle Trask in the competition for the starting quarterback position. Trask led two scoring drives and threw a touchdown pass to give the Buccaneers a halftime lead. However, he had to re-enter the game after the third-string quarterback, John Wolford, was injured. Zach Wilson started for the Jets and had a solid performance before being replaced by Tim Boyle in the second half.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers defeated the New York Jets 13-6 in a preseason game, with Kyle Trask throwing for 218 yards and Rakim Jarrett receiving 84 yards. Zach Wilson had a standout performance for the Jets, completing 9-of-13 passes for 70 yards and leading two scoring drives that ended in field goals. Wilson's 35-yard rush was the Jets' most exciting play of the night. The game was marred by two injuries, with Tampa Bay's John Wolford suffering a neck injury and the Jets' Israel Abanikanda ruled out with a thigh ailment. Mekhi Becton impressed in his first appearance at right tackle for the Jets. The Jets will face the New York Giants in their final preseason game.
Baker Mayfield did not play in the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' preseason game against the New York Jets, despite previous implications of a quarterback competition between him and Kyle Trask. Trask played well in the first half, while Mayfield's absence left fans confused. The Buccaneers have reportedly already made their decision on the starting quarterback, who will be revealed in the next game against the Baltimore Ravens.
Kyle Trask impresses Tampa Bay Buccaneers fans with a solid performance in a preseason game against the New York Jets, completing 16 of 23 passes for 122 yards and a touchdown. Despite not playing, Baker Mayfield's absence hints at him being the potential Week 1 starter. Trask's performance receives positive reviews, with some fans suggesting he deserves the starting quarterback job. However, Mayfield's experience and signing with the team make him the likely starter, with the possibility of Trask seeing playing time if Mayfield underperforms.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles says the competition between Baker Mayfield and Kyle Trask for the starting quarterback position will continue, despite reports that Mayfield will be the Week One starter. Bowles expressed satisfaction with Mayfield's performance but also praised Trask's throws and command of the offense. Mayfield went 8-for-9 for 63 yards and one touchdown, while Trask went 6-for-10 for 99 yards with no touchdowns and one interception. Trask is expected to start the next preseason game against the Jets.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers' first depth chart of the summer lists both Baker Mayfield and Kyle Trask as QB1, leaving uncertainty about who will start in their first preseason game. The competition between the two quarterbacks has tightened, and the upcoming game will provide a better understanding of how the offense is shaping up for the Buccaneers.
During the Bucs' training camp practice, quarterback Kyle Trask impressed with his throws, while the team struggled with snaps under center. Tight end Ko Kieft proved his critics wrong with a one-handed catch. The practice included various drills and plays, showcasing the performance of both Trask and Baker Mayfield. Overall, the Bucs' offense showed promise, but there were also some dropped passes and missed opportunities.