Tampa Bay Buccaneers outside linebacker Shaq Barrett told reporters Thursday that his coming out of retirement isn't just for the Bucs' playoff run - he wants to continue playing after that for at least another two or three years.

Shaq Barrett confirmed he was interested in signing with Detroit or Philadelphia before Tampa came to the table.

With Tampa Bay’s defense burdened with multiple injuries throughout this season, Barrett hopes to be a key factor as the Bucs attempt a playoff push over the final two games. The Bucs face the Panthers on Sunday, while the Falcons will play the Commanders.

The Buccaneers scooped up free agent pass rusher Shaquil Barrett as they push towards the playoffs in the NFC.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are looking to make a late-season playoff push, and to do so, they're bringing the band back together once again. After signing safety

A former undrafted rookie, the 32-year-old Barrett won a Super Bowl with the Broncos as a rookie back in 2015. He recorded 5.5 sacks and four forced fumbles that year as a part-ti

“We appreciate the Dolphins giving Shaq this opportunity to continue his career in the NFL,” Barrett’s agent, Drew Rosenhaus, told Schefter. “Hopefully he will pass through waivers and become a free agent so he can play again this season. He is in great shape and would be ready to play immediately.”

Before Shaquil Barrett committed to an NFL comeback of any kind, he wanted to be certain about what he was coming back to. His agent, Drew Rosenhaus, informed Barrett that at least two teams had inquired about his interest in playing football again: the Detroit Lions and Philadelphia Eagles.

There was a time when it felt like Shaq Barrett had put on a Bucs uniform for the final time. Now, Shaq is back. After being released by the Bucs in the