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Bucs Interview 3 for Offensive Coordinator
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are interviewing candidates for their new offensive coordinator position, following Josh Grizzards departure. David Shaw, with extensive NFL and college coaching experience, and Israel Woolfork, who recently served as quarterbacks coach for the Arizona Cardinals, are among the top contenders. The team is also considering other candidates like Nate Scheelhaase, Zac Robinson, Todd Monken, and Mike McDaniel. The new hire will face the challenge of improving an offense that ranked 21st overall in 2022, aiming to replicate the teams early-season success and secure a playoff spot.
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