Where do the Bucs land in Bleacher Report's post-draft power rankings?

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers find themselves right in the middle of the league following the 2026 NFL Draft, landing at No. 15 in post-draft power rankings from Bleacher Report's Gary Davenport.

The ranking reflects a team with talent on both sides of the ball, but it still has some questions, particularly on offense. With Mike Evans no longer in the picture, the Bucs' focus shifts to how the passing game carries on. Emeka Egbuka is expected to take on a larger role after showing flashes early in the 2026 season, while Chris Godwin and Jalen McMillan will need to stay healthy to provide overall stability.

There is also optimism around the supporting group. Third-round pick Ted Hurst brings big-play potential, and Tez Johnson offers a reliable option underneath to keep the offense moving when the starters need a break.

The bigger question centers on the direction of the offense under coordinator Zac Robinson. After an inconsistent stretch in his previous role, the expectation is that he will need to adjust and find ways to maximize the current roster, especially with Baker Mayfield still leading the unit.

Sitting at No. 15, Tampa Bay is in a position where improvement is expected but not guaranteed, making the upcoming season a key test of how quickly this group can come together.

This article originally appeared on Bucs Wire: Bucs sit in the middle of Bleacher Report's latest power rankings