Buccaneers Sign LB Anthony Walker, CB Kindle Vildor in Free Agency Moves

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have been active in free agency, making several key signings to strengthen their roster for the upcoming season. They re-signed wide receiver Chris Godwin and guard Ben Bredeson, and signed pass rusher Haason Reddick to a one-year deal worth $14 million. Additionally, the team bolstered their linebacker and secondary depth by signing Anthony Walker from the Dolphins and Kindle Vildor, respectively, to veteran minimum contracts. The Buccaneers also addressed their punting situation by bringing in Riley Dixon on a two-year, $6 million contract after a disappointing performance from their previous punters. With a current salary cap space of approximately $6.29 million, the Bucs are expected to continue making strategic moves to enhance their playoff prospects. As they navigate roster changes, the team is also considering potential draft picks to further improve key positions.