NFL Team-to-Team Trade Archive

Green Bay Packers–Tampa Bay Buccaneers Trade History

TradeVerdicts records 2 trades between Green Bay Packers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers across 2023–2026. Historical franchise identities are normalized to the current franchises here, while each underlying trade keeps its own sourced date, assets, grades, and verdict.

2 Recorded trades
2023–2026 Trade-history span
1 Decade represented
April 24, 2026 Most recent trade

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Complete Matchup Chronology

2 Recorded Trades

Oldest to newest

Trade 1

April 28, 2023

Green Bay Packers Win
Green Bay Packers A-
Tampa Bay Buccaneers B

Green Bay Packers received

  • 2023 second round pick (#50-Jayden Reed)
  • 2023 sixth round pick (#179-Karl Brooks)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers received

  • 2023 second round pick (#48-Cody Mauch)

Tampa Bay moved up two spots in the second round on April 28, 2023, sending picks No. 50 and No. 179 to Green Bay for No. 48. The Buccaneers selected North Dakota State guard Cody Mauch, who immediately became a full-time starter and started all 34 regular-season games over his first two NFL seasons before an injury-shortened 2025. Tampa Bay obtained a legitimate starting lineman, but Green Bay turned the trade-down into two productive players.

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Trade 2

April 24, 2026

Even Trade
Green Bay Packers B
Tampa Bay Buccaneers B

Green Bay Packers received

  • 2026 third round pick (#77-Chris McClellan)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers received

  • 2026 third round pick (#84-Ted Hurst III)
  • 2026 fifth round pick (#160-Billy Schrauth)

Tampa Bay traded down seven spots in the third round on April 24, 2026, sending No. 77 to Green Bay for Nos. 84 and 160. The Buccaneers used No. 84 on wide receiver Ted Hurst III and No. 160 on guard Billy Schrauth. Hurst opened his rookie season as a starter and had five catches for 63 yards through Tampa Bay's first two games, while Schrauth had not yet recorded a regular-season appearance on the club's official stat page.

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