Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield is working with his third offensive coordinator in as many seasons since signing with the franchise in 2023.

In his first season in the Sunshine State, Mayfield worked with Dave Canales, who was named the head coach of the Carolina Panthers the following season. Then, Liam Coen went from Bucs offensive coordinator to Jacksonville Jaguars head coach.

Now, Mayfield is working with Josh Grizzard, who was promoted from pass game coordinator to Coen’s vacant position. Mayfield detailed the differences between Grizzard and Coen.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield looks on in the second half against the New Orleans Saints. / Jonathan Dyer-Imagn Images

“Liam and I were close in L.A. and he was great for me last year,” Mayfield said via CBS Sports reporter Pete Prisco.

“Griz has his own tweaks on it. He’s handled it well. Things aren’t just going to transfer from one season to the next. Nothing we did last year matters. The foundation is there. We are working on explosive plays (Mayfield’s number of deep passes have come down the past two years) and fundamentals in the run game. Josh is still getting used to calling plays. He was instrumental in our third-down install and passing-game stuff last year. So he has experience.”

Even though there is a new offensive coordinator running the show, Mayfield is confident his team will be able to make the necessary adjustments.

“I try not take take it for granted being in the same system since I am so used to learning new offenses,” Mayfield said via Prisco.

“Now it’s just about the details. We have a great group. We have everybody back and added some pieces in the skill group. That makes it easier. I took a lot more responsibility last year, and I am taking even more ownership of it. When it comes to those checks at the line of scrimmage, it makes it a lot easier with the guys being back. They know when we get this blitz, and I am going to check to this play, it’s second nature for them. When people don’t have to think about it, it’s a lot better.”