The Buccaneers have reportedly fired offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich after four seasons.
USA TODAY Sports+ NFL insider Tyler Dragon and FTW's Andy Nesbitt debateThe Tampa Bay Buccaneers fired the offensive coordinator after four seasons,Leftwich is just a couple years removed from serving as Tampa Bay’s offensive coordinator when the franchise won Super Bowl 56. However, the Bucs have regressed since winning the Super Bowl on Feb. 7, 2021.
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