Chris Godwin Jr. takes on leadership role for Buccaneers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 4, 2026, 4:03 AM
Last updated Jun 4, 2026
Chris Godwin Jr. is stepping into a leadership role for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers following the departure of Mike Evans. After undergoing injuries in recent seasons, Godwin reported he is healthy and ready to mentor younger teammates. He discussed embracing a collaborative approach with the team's new offensive coordinator, Zac Robinson, who joined the team after a stint with the Atlanta Falcons. Godwin praised Robinson's teaching style and confidence in his offensive scheme, which blends familiar elements with new twists. Training camp and preseason preparations are underway as the Buccaneers adjust to these significant changes.
- •Chris Godwin Jr. emphasizes mentorship for younger players.
- •Mike Evans departed the Buccaneers earlier this offseason.
- •Zac Robinson joined as the new offensive coordinator in January.
- •Godwin expressed excitement about Robinson's coaching style.
- •Training camp is in progress as the team adjusts to changes.
- 4:03 AMYahoo Sports — Godwin Jr. Stepping Into Leadership Role For Buccaneers
"Following Mike Evans' departure, a healthy Chris Godwin Jr. embraces a veteran mentorship role while mastering coordinator Zac Robinson’s new collaborative offensive scheme in Tampa Bay.
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