Not only hasn't that happened, the offense has still avergaed 24 points over the last two contests and kept up with the Chiefs and Falcons in back to back weeks. The reason? Third-year tight end Cade Otton is a big part of it.

All this time, he was hiding in plain sight, a 6-foot-5, 247-pound game wrecker who rarely comes off the field but was nearly invisible in the Bucs offense for most of his two-plus seasons. In the past three games,

The Bucs were left in limbo after Chris Godwin and Mike Evans’ injuries, but someone has emerged. In recent weeks, tight end Cade Otton has become Baker Mayfield’s favorite target,

The general vibe around the Tampa Bay Buccaneers right now isn't a good one, and the excitement that built up in anticipation of this team being the latest to p

The Buccaneers panicked when they lost Mike Evans and Chris Godwin for significant portions of the season. The question immediately surrounded who would step up, and the answer has come out of the

Otton's connection with Baker Mayfield has led to him fill void left by the loss of their top two pass catchers.

Bucs offensive coordinator Liam Coen is maintaining one of the best offenses in the NFL working with non-household names like running back Rachaad White and Bucky Irving and tight end Cade Otton.