Baker Mayfield Expected to Lead Buccaneers in NFC South Fifth Consecutive Win
Baker Mayfield Expected to Lead Buccaneers in NFC South Fifth Consecutive Win

Baker Mayfield Expected to Lead Buccaneers in NFC South Fifth Consecutive Win

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Oregon's 2025 football season hinges on quarterback Dante Moore, a former UCLA starter who has been given bold expectations to lead the Ducks after the departures of veteran quarterbacks Bo Nix and Dillon Gabriel. Despite questions about Moore's development, analysts highlight his physical talent and a full year in Oregon's system as reasons to believe he can meet championship standards. Meanwhile, Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield is experiencing a career renaissance, being ranked by NFL analyst Rondé Barber as the sixth-best quarterback in the league and praised for his winning ability. Mayfield's success has drawn comparisons to other quarterbacks like Kenny Pickett and Sam Darnold, though some experts doubt Pickett will replicate Mayfield's resurgence. Off the field, Mayfield has candidly noted that quarterbacks are less likely than tight ends to share training secrets or hold off-season gatherings like Tight End University, citing the competitive and secretive nature of the quarterback position. Analysts also predict Mayfield could be a legitimate MVP candidate for the upcoming season if he maintains his strong performance and the Buccaneers continue their dominance in the NFC South.

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