Tampa Bay Buccaneers senior advisor Bruce Arians said on the Rich Eisen Show that the team is "in good hands" with quarterback Kyle Trask moving forward after Tom Brady retired following the 2022 season. It comes after new offensive coordinator Dave Canales said that he considers Trask an efficient "point guard" in an offense. Trask, a second-rounder out of Florida in 2021, has had the opportunity to watch Brady operate the last two years, but he's only attempted nine passes in one game. ...