The Buccaneers have holes, everywhere. Tampa Bay has surely re-evaluated their roster well ahead of free agency in an attempt to fill those holes with talent. A season removed from head coach Dirk Koetter’s first season at 9-7, there was disappointment that blanketed the organization after their 2017 season resulted in a 5-11 record.

Heading into free agency, the team has to fill in talent where talent lacks. In this edition of Bucs 2018 Free Agency Prep, we take a look at potential targets in the secondary that’ll help bolster Tampa Bay’s defensive backfield.

Safety

The Bucs headed into 2017 with one name everyone thought was going to take over the position after he ended 2016 on a high note, and that was Keith Tandy.