Cade Otton is embracing the chaos of five offensive coordinators in five seasons, calling it a “fun challenge” while praising the fresh energy under Coach Robinson. With Mike Evans gone, Otton’s role is evolving—he’s studying Kyle Pitts and Charlie Woerner to thrive in both receiving and blocking. He’s locked in on his new contract, stressing the need for the Bucs to “separate themselves” in a brutal division through relentless offseason work. After a brutal second-half collapse last year, Otton vows to start fast and finish strong, avoiding close calls. And on Baker Mayfield? Otton’s got faith—he’s a “competitor,” “great teammate,” and “huge playmaker,” whose personality and focus will carry the team regardless of contract drama.
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