Tampa Bay Buccaneers Betting Odds

Last Updated on October 28, 2025 10:40 am by Henry

Team Overview

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers return as four-time NFC South champions, finishing 10-7 in 2024. With Baker Mayfield re-signed and Mike Evans continuing as a franchise cornerstone, the Bucs are again division favorites. A healthy Chris Godwin, activated from the PUP list, boosts the offense.

Offensive Line Analysis

The Buccaneers’ O-line remains steady with Tristan Wirfs as the leader. Depth is improved, but durability will be key as the season progresses.

Defensive Line Analysis

Tampa Bay’s defensive front, anchored by Vita Vea, continues to be a strength. The Bucs added rotational pass rushers to keep the unit fresh across 17 games.

Week 1 – vs. Atlanta Falcons

Result & Key Stats
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers edged out a 23–20 win. QB Baker Mayfield threw for 167 yards and three TDs. Rookie WR Emeka Egbuka caught two scores, including the decisive late touchdown.

Key Moments & Injuries
DB Antoine Winfield Jr. sealed the game with a red-zone pass breakup. LB Haason Reddick applied consistent pressure, while KR Kameron Johnson swung momentum with a 54-yard return.

Looking Ahead
Next up: the Houston Texans. Tampa will look to keep Egbuka heavily involved and maintain their defensive pressure edge.

Week 2 – vs. Houston Texans

Result & Key Stats
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers fell 27–20 on the road. QB Baker Mayfield passed for 214 yards and 2 TDs, both to rookie WR Emeka Egbuka, who continues to emerge as a reliable weapon.

Key Moments & Injuries
Despite Egbuka’s production, the Bucs’ defense struggled to contain QB C.J. Stroud (Texans). DB Antoine Winfield Jr. forced a fumble, but turnovers on offense proved costly. LB Haason Reddick left briefly with a hand injury but returned.

Looking Ahead
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers host the Jets in Week 3. Improved defensive consistency will be crucial.

Week 3 – vs. New York Jets

Result & Key Stats
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers pulled out a 29–27 thriller at home. QB Baker Mayfield threw for 256 yards and 2 TDs, both to rookie WR Emeka Egbuka.

Key Moments & Injuries
A forced fumble by DB Antoine Winfield Jr. set up the decisive scoring drive. LB Haason Reddick created constant pressure, while WR Mike Evans contributed 6 catches for 82 yards.

Looking Ahead
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers face a heavyweight test, hosting the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 4.

Week 4 – vs. Philadelphia Eagles

Result & Key Stats
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers lost their first game of the year, falling 31–25 to Philadelphia (3–1 record). QB Baker Mayfield threw for 245 yards and 2 TDs, while WR Emeka Egbuka added another score.

Key Moments & Injuries
Despite a late rally, Tampa’s defense allowed key conversions to Jalen Hurts. DB Antoine Winfield Jr. forced a fumble, but penalties derailed momentum.

Looking Ahead
The Buccaneers host the Seahawks in Week 5, setting up a divisional clash between two 2–2 teams.

Week 5 – vs. Seattle Seahawks

Result & Key Stats
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers pulled off a wild 38–35 road victory in Seattle, improving to 4–1. QB Baker Mayfield had a stellar game, completing 29 of 33 passes for 379 yards and 2 touchdowns with no interceptions. Rookie WR Emeka Egbuka was unstoppable, posting 163 yards and a score. RB Rachaad White added two rushing TDs despite being held to 41 yards on the ground.

Key Moments & Injuries
WR Sterling Shepard chipped in a touchdown, while TE Cade Otton provided 81 yards. Defensively, LB Lavonte David sealed momentum with an interception, and CB Jamel Dean (hip) was ruled out. WR Mike Evans also missed the contest due to a hamstring injury, leaving depth concerns at receiver.

Looking Ahead
The Buccaneers (4–1) face a heavyweight clash in Week 6, hosting the San Francisco 49ers. Therefore, sustaining Mayfield’s efficiency and keeping their WR corps healthy will be pivotal as Tampa Bay looks to prove themselves against one of the NFC’s elite defenses.

Week 6 – vs. San Francisco 49ers

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers improved to 5–1 after a decisive 30–19 victory, with Baker Mayfield delivering one of his most efficient games of the season (17/23, 256 yards, 2 TDs, 139 passer rating). Rachaad White added versatility—posting 86 total yards and a rushing score—while rookie Kendrick Johnson caught a 34-yard TD that ignited the offense.

Tampa’s defense was the real story: YaYa Diaby and Jamel Dean led a dominant unit that sacked Jones six times and forced two interceptions. Lavonte David was everywhere—posting four tackles, a sack, and a QB hit—while K.J. Britt and Antoine Winfield Jr. anchored the secondary. Chase McLaughlin added three extra points and a field goal to seal the win.

Looking Ahead: Tampa will stay home for a divisional showdown with the Lions. If Mayfield maintains his efficiency and the defense continues creating turnovers, the Buccaneers will solidify their spot atop the NFC South despite lingering injuries to Mike Evans and Chris Godwin Jr..

Week 7 – vs. Detroit Lions

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers fell 24–9 on the road to the Detroit Lions, dropping to 3–4 in a game where offensive struggles and missed opportunities defined the afternoon. Quarterback Baker Mayfield completed 28 of 50 passes for 228 yards, throwing one touchdown and one interception while facing constant pressure that led to four sacks. The offense moved the ball effectively between the 20s but repeatedly stalled in the red zone, settling for just three field goal attempts.

Tight end Cade Otton led the receiving corps with seven catches for 65 yards, showing reliability as a safety valve for Mayfield, while Trey Johnson added 58 yards and the team’s lone touchdown. Rookie Emeka Egbuka flashed explosiveness with another 58 receiving yards, continuing to grow into a key playmaker. However, the rushing attack struggled once again — Rachaad White managed only 38 yards on 10 carries, as the Lions’ defensive front consistently won the battle in the trenches.

Defensively, Tampa Bay’s effort was solid but not enough to contain Detroit’s balanced offense. Devin White and SirVocea Dennis combined for 16 tackles and two sacks, while YaYa Diaby and Anthony Nelson each added another takedown. Cornerback Jamel Dean contributed an interception, but the defense spent too much time on the field as the offense failed to sustain drives.

Looking Ahead: The Buccaneers will look to regroup in Week 8 against the New Orleans Saints, a divisional clash that could reshape their NFC South standing. Improving offensive rhythm and reestablishing balance between the run and pass will be vital, particularly if Mayfield can reconnect with a healthy Mike Evans and Chris Godwin Jr. remains sidelined. The defense has been consistent, but the offense must finally convert drives into touchdowns to get back on track.

Week 8 – vs. New Orleans Saints

Result & Key Stats
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers delivered a commanding 23–3 road win over the New Orleans Saints at the Caesars Superdome, driven by a dominant defensive performance and balanced offensive execution. Quarterback Baker Mayfield completed 15 of 24 passes for 152 yards, maintaining control of the game and avoiding turnovers despite three sacks. Rookie running back Sean Tucker paced the ground attack with 42 rushing yards and a touchdown on 12 carries, showing explosiveness and reliability in short-yardage situations.

Through the air, Cade Otton and Tyler Johnson were key contributors, combining for nine receptions and 83 yards, helping sustain drives that led to scores. Defensively, Tampa Bay’s front seven overwhelmed New Orleans’ protection, racking up five sacks and two interceptions. Anthony Nelson led the charge with two sacks and a pick-six, while Antoine Winfield Jr. added another interception and six tackles, reinforcing his reputation as one of the league’s top safeties.

Key Moments & Looking Ahead
The Buccaneers’ defense smothered both Saints quarterbacks, holding them to just 3 points and forcing two fumbles that sealed the win. Kicker Chase McLaughlin was perfect, converting all three field-goal attempts, including a 55-yarder. The win moves Tampa Bay to 4–4 entering their Week 9 bye week, a much-needed break before a pivotal stretch against NFC contenders. With Mayfield managing efficiently and the defense firing on all cylinders, the Bucs look well-positioned for the second half of the season.

Odds to Win Division & Super Bowl

• Division Odds: −110 (favorites)
  
• Super Bowl Odds: Middle tier, around +3000
  

Predictions

The Buccaneers are the safe pick to win the NFC South again. Expect a 10-7 record and another playoff berth, though Super Bowl