The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are entering the NFL Draft with a surprisingly robust amount of salary cap space, despite their aggressive spending in free agency. Key player retainments, including Chris Godwin, and the acquisition of Haason Reddick on a one-year 'prove it' contract, have bolstered their roster. They've skillfully restructured contracts for Antoine Winfield Jr., Tristan Wirfs, and Baker Mayfield, freeing up nearly $50 million in cap space. This financial flexibility positions them to make strategic moves in the upcoming draft, as GM Jason Licht might have plans to further enhance the team's competitiveness.