While no player has been franchise-tagged three times since the 2006 CBA made such a move prohibitive, the Buccaneers would still like to keep Chris Godwin off the free agent market.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are working toward a new contract for wide receiver Chris Godwin as general manager Jason Licht and head coach Todd Bowles rained praise on him when

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are working through Chris Godwin's contract situation but only have two options on the table.

For good reason, Chris Godwin is a fan favorite in Tampa Bay for Bucs fans. He is great on the field for the team, helping them get a Super Bowl during his tenure, but he may be even better off the field. From his production for Baker Mayfield to his charity work int he community, Godwin is a player every team could use as a building block.

After spending his entire career with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Chris Godwin could be on his way out this offseason as he enters free agency. But Bucs general manager Jason Licht would rather keep the wide receiver who "means the world" to the team on the roster by signing him to an extension.

When he and Mike Evans were on the field, the Bucs' offense, led by Baker Mayfield, was superb. Now, with a new offensive coordinator in Josh Grizzard, many expect the offense to run similarly but with a few wrinkles. And yes, we imagine that Grizzard wants Godwin to be part of his unit.

Bucs GM Jason Licht said Tuesday at the NFL Combine that he's hopeful Tampa Bay and wide receiver Chris Godwin can come to an agreement on an extension.

It is where Lovie Smith all but proclaimed in 2015 the Bucs were prepared to use the first overall pick on Jameis Winston despite any off-field concerns. Where Bruce Arians in 2020 revealed the Bucs would be looking behind Door No.