New Bucs G Billy Schrauth.

Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht loves his offensive linemen from the northern Midwest. [read more]

New Bucs rookie cornerback Keionte Scott has a message for Tampa Bay fans. [read more]

Five years ago Buccaneers Ring of Honor general manager Jason Licht turned to Notre Dame for offensive line depth. [read more]

For the second draft year in a row, the Bucs pounce in Round 5 on a defensive tackle. [read more]

Ted Hurst, the Bucs’ new third-round draft pick receiver.

The Bucs drafted a beastly and explosive Round 3 receiver sure to leave fans drooling through the preseason, hoping he’s the next Mike Evans. [read more]

Flash poll posted at 1:18 p.m. Poll closed at 2:06 p.m.

Former fourth-round pick.

Comment all draft long, cheering and booing your favorite picks and prognostications.

As of now the Bucs have one pick in Round 4, two picks in Round 5 and sixth- and seventh-round selections.

Rookie Bucs cornerback Keionte Scott.

Very interesting intel on new Bucs corner Keionte Scott. [read more]

Bucs receiver Kameron Johnson had a solid season as a punt returner in 2025, but will he make the 2026 roster? [read more]

Bucs CB Keionte Scott.

Hey, it worked on Day 1, why not on Day 3? [read more]

Hey, Joe kind of nailed it this morning. [read more]

New Bucs edge rusher Rueben Bain.

Joe enjoyed listening to University of Miami head coach Mario Cristobal on ESPN TV today. His takes on new Bucs edge rusher Rueben Bain were uplifting. [read more]

Cornerback Keionte Scott

Todd Bowles changes nickel cornerbacks seemingly every year. Joe’s not quite sure why. [read more]

Bucs GM Jason Licht.

Please stop reading if you think late-round draft picks should be superstars and every other third-rounder should land in the Pro Bowl. [read more]

Michael Trigg still out there.

As is the case with Day 3 of the draft, the pickins are slim. [read more]

Larry Fitzgerald-like?

Joe doesn’t know if Bucs fans are being trolled here or not. But apparently it’s legit. [read more]

Grades!

Joe was, sadly, a little disappointed. With a little aggressiveness, the Bucs could have come away from Day 2 of the draft with a haul. [read more]

Soft-spoken, not disappointed.

Well, someone out there is feeling badly that the Miami Mauler, Bucs defensive lineman Rueben Bain, lost so much salary money Thursday night that he is the No. 1 loser for all first-round picks. [read more]

Bucs VP of Player Personnel Mike Biehl spoke about Bucs draft picks this weekend.

Already, there is a disconnect between football people and Bucs fans. [read more]