Buccaneers new linebacker Bruce Carter adjusting to new position

Posted Aug 13, 2015
Even though Bruce Carter played outside linebacker most of his four years in Dallas, the Bucs felt the linebacker’s athleticism and playmaking ability was enough for him to make the switch inside. They signed the unrestricted free agent in March to a four-year deal worth $17 million. While it has been a bit of a transition for him, Carter is starting to get the feel of his new position. (The Ledger)

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