Kyle Trask impressing Bucs during rookie minicamp
by Matthew MacKay | Buccaneers Correspondent | Mon, May 24th 1:48pm EDT
Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB Kyle Trask is reportedly impressing the coaching staff during rookie minicamp, showing the ability to be a potential successor to legendary 43-year old quarterback Tom Brady. (Jenna Laine on ESPN)
Fantasy Impact:
Trask was selected during the second round of the 2021 NFL Draft after producing a Heisman finalist season at the University of Florida, featuring 4,283 yards, and a 43 TD: 8 INT ratio. Trask will be the understudy to legendary seven-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback Tom Brady during his rookie season, receiving a massive opportunity to learn from arguably the greatest to ever play the game. Bucs' head coach Bruce Arians didn't draft Trask to be their backup quarterback, stating, "He set all those records at Florida -- that's why we drafted him. The fact that he's got some tice to learn is just icing on the cake for him." Based on the positive feedback this early in his tenure with Tampa Bay, Trask becomes a quality stash in dynasty leagues.
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