Nick Wright: Buccaneers are mirroring Chiefs 2020 free agency strategy to reach another Super Bowl ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Nick Wright: Buccaneers are mirroring Chiefs 2020 free agency strategy to reach another Super Bowl ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
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Description: Nick Wright & Brandon Marshall discuss whether the New England Patriots or Tampa Bay Buccaneers had a better offseason with free agency. Nick feels the Bucs have hit the jackpot as they are mirroring the 2020 Kansas City Chiefs' strategy to reach another Super Bowl.

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Nick Wright & Brandon Marshall discuss whether the New England Patriots or Tampa Bay Buccaneers had a better offseason with free agency. Nick feels the Bucs have hit the jackpot as they are mirroring the 2020 Kansas City Chiefs' strategy to reach another Super Bowl.

MARCH 19, 2021・first things first・3:04

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Nick Wright: Buccaneers are mirroring Chiefs 2020 free agency strategy to reach another Super Bowl ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Nick Wright & Brandon Marshall discuss whether the New England Patriots or Tampa Bay Buccaneers had a better offseason with free agency. Nick feels the Bucs have hit the jackpot as they are mirroring the 2020 Kansas City Chiefs' strategy to reach another Super Bowl.

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