Huddle Up: We'll keep an eye on any updates about Mayfield's status for Week 11 against the San Francisco 49ers. If he cannot go, it would be Trask likely getting the starting nod. When Mayfield is healthy, he is still nothing more than a QB2 only worth starting as a bye week streamer or in leagues requiring two starting signal callers.

Huddle Up: Both Mayfield and Trask have played well at times during the preseason, but it seems that neither has won the job at this point. The winner of the job should be considered a No. 2 quarterback in all fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: No matter who wins this battle, they're going to be a meager QB2 option mostly useful in two-QB leagues.

Huddle Up: It's such an interesting look that Adam Schefter tweeted it's the first time he has seen "or" on a depth chart. Both QBs are meager QB2s in fantasy no matter who wins.

Huddle Up: Nothing is going to get decided now, so this is much ado about nothing. Mayfield will be considered the favorite entering training camp, and the job should be his so long as he does not fall flat on his face or Trask performs in practice in a way he hasn't shown the team in two-plus years. Mayfield should not be expected to be worthy of a bench spot in most fantasy leagues, but he could have appeal in superflex and two-quarterback leagues from time to time given his supporting cast.

Huddle Up: The Buccaneers still have some weapons at receiver, but regardless of who wins the quarterback competition, they are likely to plateau as a QB2.

Huddle Up: General manager Jason Licht mentioned how it was time to "pay the bills," which means Tampa is heading for a rebuild, even if he won't say those exact words. Barring a big move for a quarterback, Trask will likely get the keys to the car after sitting behind Tom Brady for two years and enters the fantasy radar in all formats. The problem is, we've seen almost nothing out of the third-year pro to know what he'll be and there's no telling what the Bucs' offense will look like if they blow it up, which could make things more difficult. Trask is a hold in dynasty formats with his status as the potential starter, but a lot can change between now and the start of the season.

Huddle Up: Trask has seen limited playing time since entering the NFL but seems to have a decent chance to be the starter in 2023. He likely will be a No. 2 quarterback in fantasy leagues if he wins the job.

Huddle Up: With Tom Brady retired and Blaine Gabbert heading to free agency, Trask is all the Bucs have at quarterback right now. Arians stopped short of telling The Rich Eisen Show that Trask would start in 2023, but Tampa Bay may not have a better alternative with its cap situation being what it is ($56-plus million over the cap per Over The Cap). Trask would undoubtedly have great weapons to work with in Mike Evans and Chris Godwin, but he was a marginal prospect coming out of the 2021 draft who has attempted only nine passes as a pro. He should be considered a middling fantasy QB2 at best in early drafts.