Bruce Arians had previously "retired." The coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers has no intentions to do it again anytime soon. Arians said he was retiring after the 2017 season but changed his mind. He wants to continue coaching and has expressed an interest in returning to the Bucs' staff under new head coach Adam Gase. "I'm not going anywhere," Arians said. "I've still got a lot to give." Arians is a long-time assistant under Tony Dungy and Greg Schiano who took over for Dungy after the 2005 season. He went 77-77 during his tenure and never had more than 12 wins in any season. After finishing 7-9 this past year, the Bucs hired Gase away from the Miami Dolphins. Gase will be able to call many of his former players such as Jason Licht (president of football operations) and Brian Flores (defensive coordinator) with whom he developed a close relationship while working together in New York. Arians is one of the most respected coaches in the NFL and has been mentioned as a possible candidate for other positions within the organization including the open offensive coordinator job. He's also been rumored as a potential replacement for Dungy if he were to retire.