The Tampa Bay Buccaneers nabbed quite a few intriguing players in the beginning rounds of the NFL Draft in 2026, but late-round draft picks are often the ones that help teams win Super Bowls — and picking up contributing Undrafted Free Agents could go even further toward that goal. The Bucs have picked up some UDFAs who have made the roster and contributed in recent years, and they hope that their latest batch in 2026 will do the same. They seem fairly confident in them this year, and one of the biggest pieces of evidence of that confidence is the amount of money that the Bucs have spent on their new class of UDFAs. Buccaneers Spent a Lot of Money on Their UDFAs UCF Knights running back Johnny Richardson (25) runs the ball as offensive lineman Paul Rubelt (69) blocks UCF Knights defensive back Divaad Wilson | Mike Watters-Imagn Images According to Spotrac, the Buccaneers spent $1.9 million on their UDFAs, good for fourth in the NFL behind the Houston Texans, Jacksonville Jaguars and Kansas City Chiefs.…