The team announced on Thursday that Tampa Baukeners’ head coach Todd Bowls and General Manager Jason Lict signed the contract extension.
The terms of the contracts were not disclosed, but several reports underestimated the bowls deal in a total of four sessions through 2028. He had one year left on his original four -year contract, entering 2025.
Joel Glazer, the owner and co-chairman of Bucccaneers, stated that the leadership team is important to expand the success of the NFC South and beyond the team’s success.
Glazer said in a statement, “The continuity and stability that they provide will play a big role in our ability to compete for the additional championship.”
The bowls were promoted to a defensive coordinator when Bruce Ariane retired after the 2021 season and Tampa holds a record of 27-24. He was previously the head coach of New York Jets (53-65) and in a shorter the interim coach of Miami Dolphin.
Books entered the season, winning three consecutive NFC South Division title.
Bowls said in a statement, “I am excited to continue working with Jason for the coming years because we create the success that we have enjoyed and reach even more big and better goals.” “My family loves Tampa and we are eager to give more great moments for our fans in the coming sessions.”
Licht has been in the GM chair for buccaneers for 12 sessions, creating a core that supported the free agent signing the Tom Brady on the way to win the Super Bowl LV. No team is committed to drafting, developing and maintaining players, but BUCS has also hit several free agents under Licht. After Brady, Bukers converted Baker Mefield into a Pro Bowl selection from the alleged reconstruction project.
Lich said, “I am very excited to continue to work with the future Tods as well as Todd as we continue our mission to find and develop talented players and pursue additional championships for our fans.”
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