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Rick Stroud

Is Kyle Trask the Bucs' quarterback of the future?

TAMPA, Fla. — Practice ended and most players left the field Thursday afternoon when Kyle Trask picked up a football and began throwing some corner routes to receiver Kaylon Geiger, a rookie from Texas Tech.

Trask’s desire to wring every rep out of every day is understandable.

The former Florida Gators star underwent the NFL’s version of a redshirt rookie year, inactive as the team’s No. 3 passer behind Tom Brady and Blaine Gabbert for all 17 regular-season and two playoff games.

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