The Tampa Bay Buccaneers made a huge decision on wideout Chris Godwin which might signal that the wideout is moving onto a new franchise

The NFL's deadline for teams to apply franchise or transition tags on players with contracts set to expire is at 4:00 p.m. ET on Tuesday. When said deadline approaches, one marquee name won't be tagged.

After winning the NFC South in each of the past two seasons, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have a big decision to make regarding wide receiver Chris Godwin. Godwin, who has been one of their two main passing threats with Mike Evans,

"The Buccaneers got their quarterback and No. 1 receiver re-signed last offseason, and now want to make sure their No. 2 wideout is locked in as well," Dubin writes. "Godwin is coming off a dislocated ankle suffered late last season, but according to ESPN, Tampa is hoping to get a deal done with the slot receiver before he hits the open market."

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are now getting focused on how to construct their 2025 roster as they look to build upon the success they have seen in the past two sea

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Chris Godwin extended their window to negotiate an extension before he enters free agency. After spending all of his eight-year career in Tampa Bay, Godwin can hit the open market this offseason.