Kyle Trask Fantasy

Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Kyle Trask will compete for the starting job in 2023 after Tom Brady retired this offseason. It's what the Bucs told at least several candidates who interviewed for the offensive coordinator job that went to Dave Canales. Tampa also plans to add a veteran or two to compete with Trask, but they are also $56.53 million over the 2023 salary cap, so their options will be limited. Trask was a second-rounder and has been the heir apparent to Brady, but he couldn't win the No. 2 job over Blaine Gabbert in training camp last summer. Trask has good size and an adequate arm with functional mobility in the pocket. He's only completed 58.4% of his passes in the preseason, though, and he's only made one regular season appearance in his two years in the NFL. The 24-year-old will be in a QB-friendly system if he's starting, but the Bucs will want him to be more of a game manager.

Feb. 27th • 2:09 PM

Tampa Bay Buccaneers senior advisor Bruce Arians said on the Rich Eisen Show that the team is "in good hands" with quarterback Kyle Trask moving forward after Tom Brady retired following the 2022 season. It comes after new offensive coordinator Dave Canales said that he considers Trask an efficient "point guard" in an offense. Trask, a second-rounder out of Florida in 2021, has had the opportunity to watch Brady operate the last two years, but he's only attempted nine passes in one game. Despite that, Arians said he's "very comfortable" with Trask as their guy in 2023. The 24-year-old has the physical traits and is mobile, but his experience is obviously lacking. There's a chance Trask is Tampa's starter entering 2023, but the Bucs will surely look for other options in free agency, the draft and possibly on the trade market.

Feb. 23rd • 2:44 PM

New Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator Dave Canales said he views quarterback Kyle Trask as a very efficient "point guard." Trask did a good job at the University of Florida distributing the football to future NFL weapons in tight end Kyle Pitts, wide receiver Kadarius Toney and running back Dameon Pierce. It sounds as though the Bucs won't ask too much of Trask under center if he ends up being their starter in 2023 as they move on to life after Tom Brady, who retired following the 2022 campaign. The 24-year-old Trask was a second-rounder in 2021, but with Brady around, he only attempted nine passes in one game in the last two years. Tampa will surely look into upgrading the QB position through the draft, free agency and the trade market, so Trask is no lock to start next season.

Feb. 22nd • 2:37 PM