Tom Brady retirement may have domino effect on Bucs roster

With Tom Brady retiring from the NFL, many are questioning in regards to the futures of Tampa Bay Buccaneers tight finish Rob Gronkowski and head coach Bruce Arians.

Not solely have the veteran tight finish and coach hinted at retirement earlier than, however there may be vital curiosity in Buccaneers’ coordinators on either side of the ball.

Buccaneers defensive coordinator Todd Bowles accomplished an interview with the Jacksonville Jaguars, and Bucs offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich not too long ago had his second interview with the group for the open teaching place.

Leftwich can also be on the checklist of candidates the New Orleans Saints wish to think about changing Sean Payton.

Bowles additionally interviewed with the Las Vegas Raiders and the Minnesota Vikings for his or her vacant head teaching gigs.

Whereas Buccaneers vice chairman of participant personnel John Spytek is listed on the candidates for the Raiders to interview for GM and accomplished an interview with the Vikings for a similar open function.

Arians has been vocal about his stance on your complete teaching employees having permission to hunt jobs across the league, however what does this imply for the longevity of Tampa Bay?

This season, free-agent Gronkowski is ready to be joined by extensive receiver Chris Godwin, heart Ryan Jensen, and cornerback Carlton Davis — amongst a number of others — so the impact of Brady’s retirement may have a domino impact on this Tampa Bay group.