With Tom Brady retired, the Buccaneers enter a new era, potentially one led by an unproven third-year quarterback Kyle Trask.
Trask, a former second-round pick out of Florida, has appeared in just one NFL game, completing 3-of-9 passes for 23 yards in Tampa Bay’s Week 18 loss to the Falcons. Even so, former Bucs coach Bruce Arians has the utmost confidence in the former third-stringer.
“I think they are in good hands with Kyle Trask,” Arians, who serves as a consultant for the franchise after retiring ahead of the 2022 season, said on The Rich Eisen Show Thursday.
