Welcome to the Baker Mayfield era. Or the Kyle Trask era. Or the John Wolford era. One thing is for sure with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers this season: It's no longer the Tom Brady era. The widely regarded Greatest of All Time has retired -- officially this time. All he did was lead the team in its the most successful run in franchise history, which included a 32-18 regular season record over the last three years, three playoff appearances, five postseason wins and a Super Bowl title in the 2020 season. 

Brady's retirement leaves an enormous void. Even at the age of 45 last season, he set the NFL's single-season record for pass attempts (733) and pass completions (490). Mayfield, who signed as a free agent in the offseason, is the favorite to win the job, but he already is on his fourth team since being drafted No. 1 overall in 2018. He'll need to cut down on his interceptions (64 in his career versus 102 touchdown passes) in order to succeed at what may be his last shot to be a starter.

Whoever wins the job will have one of the best receivers in the NFL at his disposal. Receiver Mike Evans had his ninth consecutive season of 1,000-plus receiving yards last year, which is tied for the second-longest streak in NFL history.

New offensive coordinator Dave Canales will need to get more out of the running game. Last season the Buccaneers had fewer rushing yards as a team (1,308) than four players had by themselves. The team averaged 76.9 rushing yards a game, the second fewest of any playoff team in NFL history.

The defense, which last season ranked ninth in the league in yards per game (324.3), has the pieces to still be one of the best in the NFC, led by DT Vita Vea (6.5 sacks last season), LB Devin White (124 tackles) and LB Lavonte David (also 124 tackles). But there are questions about the depth in the secondary.

• 2023 NFL Futures betting guide: Win totals, prop picks and more

Below, you'll find the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2023 schedule, win total and more futures odds from Caesars Sportsbook, followed by picks from top SportsLine NFL analysts, including:

• Larry Hartstein, who tied for 52nd place (out of 1,598 entries) in the 2022 Westgate Las Vegas SuperContest, going 53-34-3 ATS (61 percent). Entering the 2023 season, Larry is 521-427 all-time on NFL sides and props (plus $3,679 for $100 players, every bet 1 unit) at SportsLine.
• Alex Selesnick, who specializes in NFL, MLB and NBA prop betting, where he implements a combination of research, statistical analysis and mathematical modeling. He is arguably the nation's No. 1 props expert, and he is 309-231 (plus 61.09 units with every bet 1 unit) in the NFL entering the 2023 season.
  
• R.J. White, who consistently crushes the NFL and shares his SuperContest and Survivor picks at SportsLine during the season. R.J. went 535-450-30 on ATS picks from 2017-22, returning $3,532 to $100 players as SportsLine's No. 1 NFL expert in against the spread picks.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2023 schedule

Week 1: at Vikings
Week 2: vs. Bears
Week 3: vs. Eagles (Mon.)
Week 4: at Saints
Week 5: Bye
Week 6: vs. Lions
Week 7: vs. Falcons
Week 8: at Bills (Thu.)
Week 9: at Texans
Week 10: vs. Titans
Week 11: at 49ers
Week 12: at Colts
Week 13: vs. Panthers
Week 14: at Falcons
Week 15: at Packers
Week 16: vs. Jaguars
Week 17: vs. Saints
Week 18: at Panthers

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2023 futures odds

Win Total Over: 6.5 (+120)
Win Total Under: 6.5 (-140)

Make Playoffs: +400
Miss Playoffs: -500

Win Division: +800
Win Conference: +4000
Win Super Bowl: +8000

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