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The reshaping of Lovie Smith's defense continues. , the 30-year-old Gabriel Fortier Jersey two-time er, has been traded from the to the , the teams announced Friday. The Tampa Bay Times first reported the development. The deal cost Washington a 2016 sixth-round pick, NFL Media's Albert Breer reports, per a source. Tampa Bay included a 2016 seventh-round pick along with Goldson in the deal. NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport adds the trade saves the Bucs $4 million in salary-cap space, per a team source. The move is yet another aggre sive push by the to clear out any defensive players who do not work in Smith's scheme. The team shed in a similar fashion last October and are now doing the same with a free safety who just two years ago. , another expensive piece of a once-feared secondary, has now donned two different uniforms since his one-year hiatus in Tampa. This offseason, we've seen Washington continue to make some smart, if understated moves in free agency. General manager Scot McCloughan is looking to make his team more competitive, but only at a certain price. He was on the same staff that selected Goldson in the fourth round back in 2007. Goldson is owed roughly $4 million guaranteed in 2015, according to league records. However, the Bucs are going to as part of the deal, per The Washington Post. This offseason, we've also seen coaches take a stranglehold on their systems. Like the ' Chip Kelly, Smith hasn't been afraid of dealing players who no longer fit what he is trying to do with the . Having made it to a in the past, he'll get the benefit of the doubt for now. A new uniform and system should give Goldson an opportunity to repair his on-field credentials after two critically poor seasons in Florida. While his struggles might have been system based, they were enough to allow the veteran to jet for a late-round pick. The latest Podcast and debates if you'd trade for . Find more content on . Brayden Point Jersey
