Mayfield, Wirfs among Buccaneers to dye hair at 'Cut and Color Funds the Cure' event

TAMPA, Fla. - The Tampa Bay Buccaneers held their "Cut and Color Funds the Cure" lawsuit benefitting the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation connected Tuesday. It included backmost Baker Mayfield getting his hairsbreadth spray painted the team's colors of reddish and creamsicle by pediatric crab survivors.

Entering its 11th twelvemonth successful 2025, the lawsuit had raised $760,000. As of Tuesday night, the squad was nearing $80,000 successful donations for 2025.

Mayfield stepped retired of his seat and said to Bucs main operating serviceman Brian Ford, who continued his yearly contented of having his caput shaved, "How bash I look? Fantastic?" Ford -- who single-handedly raised $66,183 -- responded, "Awesome!"

Like Mayfield, Bucs wide manager Jason Licht opted for a red and creamsicle divided look, arsenic did All-Pro information Antoine Winfield Jr.

All-Pro near tackle Tristan Wirfs and 2024 first-round draught prime Graham Barton pulled retired each the stops though, incorporating a caller constituent for this year: hairsbreadth extensions. Wirfs donned a azygous reddish hold and a creamsicle hold to brace with his reddish and creamsicle combo look, portion Barton chose abbreviated creamsicle bangs with a longer creamsicle ponytail for the back.

Wirfs executed a textbook hairsbreadth flip erstwhile leaving his 2 young stylists' seat and asked, "Does it look good?"

They each giggled.

Right tackle Luke Goedeke asked his young stylist Hannah, "Will you marque maine look pretty?"

"Yes," she said, spraying the apical of his caput creamsicle with reddish down the sides. At 6-foot-5, helium had to thin backmost truthful she could scope the apical of his head. "You're done!" she exclaimed.

"You look good!"