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Big-play pass rusher Anthony Nelson is returning to Bucs
Nelson was the sixth unrestricted free agent to reach a deal with the Bucs since the negotiating period began Monday and the fourth former Tampa Bay player, joining linebacker Lavonte David, wide receiver Chris Godwin and guard Ben Bredeson. Reddick and Broncos punter Riley Dixon also reached deals with the Bucs.
Bucs bring back Anthony Nelson a $10 million deal
Anthony Nelson is re-signing with the Bucs on a two-year deal as he comes back for his seventh and eighth year with the team.
Bucs Re-Sign Pass Rusher
Bucs pass rusher Anthony Nelson is coming back to Tampa and re-signing with the Bucs, according to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler. The deal is reportedly for two-years and $10 million with a max of $12 million.
Buccaneers re-sign Anthony Nelson on a two-year deal
On Tuesday, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers secured a key piece of their defensive front by re-signing outside linebacker Anthony Nelson to a two-year, $10 million contract, with a $12 million max, per ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler.
Buccaneers bring back important defender on 2-year deal
After signing a two-year contract with the Buccaneers, Nelson continues playing for the organization that selected him 107th overall in the 2019 NFL Draft. He's also incredibly consistent, as Nelson has played in 92 of a possible 100 career games.
Buccaneers To Re-Sign OLB Anthony Nelson
Another offseason chock full of Buccaneers re-signings is upon us. Anthony Nelson will become the latest homegrown player to stick around. The Bucs are giving the outside linebacker at two-year, $10MM deal,
Buccaneers' Anthony Nelson: Sticking with Tampa Bay
Nelson, a 2019 fourth-round pick, has played his entire NFL career in Tampa Bay and now gets an opportunity to stick in familiar surroundings. The rotational linebacker has put together three consecutive seasons with at least 40 total tackles, and he logged the second-highest defensive snap count of his career (538) in 2024.
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Buccaneers re-sign longtime OLB
Another offseason chock full of Buccaneers re-signings is upon us. Anthony Nelson will become the latest homegrown player to ...
Bucs Re-Sign Key Defender Ahead of Free Agency
Linebacker Anthony Nelson has agreed to continue his time in Tampa Bay with a two-year deal per ESPN's Jeremy Fowler. The ...
Buccaneers predicted to sign $37 million defender from Bengals
The second day of free agency was quieter than day one for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as they only signed one free agent from outside the team in former Denver Br ...
Bucs lose edge rusher Joe Tryon-Shoyinka to Browns
As for the Bucs, they bring back Anthony Nelson on the same day they lose him.
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Bucs GM Jason Licht Did It Again
Bucs general manager Jason Licht and his staff did it again. If there’s a pending free agent in Tampa Bay that Licht and the ...
Iowa Hawkeyes Standout Lands New Deal With NFL Contender
Former Iowa Hawkeyes star Anthony Nelson has cashed in during NFL free agency, as the edge rusher has landed a two-year, $10 million contract with the Tampa Bay ...
Bucs' focus in free agency is on defense. Here are some potential fits
Tom Brady is the Bucs' greatest free-agent acquisition, as unexpected as it was unorthodox. To get Brady’s signature on a contract during the pandemic in 2020, assistant general manager Mike Greenberg ...
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What should be the Bucs' battle plan for 2025?
PewterReport.com writers Scott Reynolds, Matt Matera, Josh Queipo, Bailey Adams and Adam Slivon have devised their own Bucs Plans for the 2025 offseason.