As of right now, the Buccaneers still have at least two years left of Tom Brady being their starting quarterback. He originally signed a two-year deal with the team in March of 2020, but just about a month ago he agreed to a one-year contract extension that would keep him in Tampa through 2022, his age-45 season. So, it’s not absolutely essential that the Bucs find Brady’s eventual long-term replacement this offseason. But just because it isn’t absolutely essential doesn’t mean they aren’t thinking about it, and it certainly doesn’t mean folks both in the media and in the fan base itself aren’t already talking about it. Some are even clamoring for the team to use its first-round pick—No. 32 overall—in this month’s NFL Draft on a quarterback because there isn’t a glaring need on the roster to fill with the selection. The general feeling, though, is that the Tampa Bay will add a quarterback at some point in the draft. Head coach Bruce Arians has even hinted at it.