Special teams make special teams, as the saying goes, and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers would be the first team to agree with it. The Bucs had a brutal special teams unit in 2025 that hampered their success numerous times during the season, and as a result, head coach Todd Bowles made some sweeping changes. He fired special teams coordinator Thomas McGaughey and hired new coordinator Danny Smith from the Pittsburgh Steelers, and since then, the Bucs have put an emphasis on getting new talent on special teams. They brought on safety Miles Killebrew, a special teams ace who followed Smith to Tampa Bay, and now, they're introducing a new competition in the room as rookie minicamp ends. The Buccaneers are signing veteran long-snapper Scott Daly, per FOX Sports' Greg Auman. Daily was a tryout player at rookie minicamp, and now, he'll compete for the same job in Tampa Bay against incumbent long-snapper Evan Deckers.…