Buccaneers Re-sign Chris Godwin, Sign Haason Reddick

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have re-signed receiver Chris Godwin to a three-year, $66 million deal, which includes $44 million guaranteed, while also securing two-time Pro Bowl edge rusher Haason Reddick for one year at $14 million. Godwin, who is recovering from a significant ankle injury that limited him to just seven games last season, is viewed as a valuable asset for the team's offense alongside Mike Evans. Analysts have praised the deal as a bargain compared to the contracts of other high-profile receivers, considering Godwin's potential to significantly contribute to the Buccaneers' performance. Reddick, known for his past success with 27 sacks in two seasons with Philadelphia, is expected to bolster Tampa Bay's defensive lineup. With these additions, the Buccaneers aim to enhance both their offensive and defensive capabilities heading into the upcoming season. The team's decision to retain Godwin reflects confidence in his recovery and ability to perform at a high level.