Despite needing depth behind starter Cade Otton, who signed a 3-year, $30 million contract, the Buccaneers waited until their final pick to address the position and didn't sign any tight ends in free agency. The team appears focused on internal development with Durham and Culp competing for roles behind Otton. afnews.co.za
Durham brings physical presence and toughness while Culp offers developmental upside as a receiving threat. Both players will have opportunities in training camp to demonstrate reliability, versatility, and effort as they compete to cement their roles in the Buccaneers' offense for 2026.
