Bredeson signed a three-year, $22 million contract with $12.5 million guaranteed. Coupled with the signing of receiver Chris Godwin to a three-year, $66 million contract, it means the entire Bucs offense from 2024 will remain intact.

The Buccaneers are bringing back one of their key offensive pieces from 2024. Per a report from NFL Media, Tampa Bay has agreed to a three-year deal with guard Ben Bredeson. The initial numbers indicate Bredeson's deal is worth $22 million with $12 million guaranteed.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are bringing back starting left guard Ben Bredeson on a three-year deal worth $22 million, NFL Network reported Monday.

Continuity is king, and the signing is a crowning moment guaranteeing the Bucs offensive line remains intact. Bredeson was the newcomer last year as a free-agent signee from the Giants. He was competing for a starting spot with Sua Opeta until the free agent from the Eagles suffered a torn ACL in training camp.

Guard Ben Bredeson, who helped the Bucs' rushing attack rise to No. 4 in the NFL last season, has reached a 3-year, $22M deal with the team, a source told ESPN.

The Bucs first announced move as the legal tampering period began on Monday was to retain the services of left guard Ben Bredeson on a three-year, $22 million contract.

Ben Bredeson is back with the Bucs on a three-year contract after joining the team last year on a prove it deal.