In 2018, Adam Humphries had a breakout year in the slot despite playing in an overcrowded receiver room in Tampa Bay, and now he is set to hit free agency and it seems like he may be a bit too pricey for the Buccaneers to retain. Last season, he tallied 800 yards receiving and saw an enormous 105 targets over the middle of the field despite a revolving door at the quarterback position.
That kind of production is not going to be easily replaced in the slot for the Buccaneers and given their current cap space, the team will need to pursue some financially friendly targets in free agency or in the draft.