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Every April, the Bucs’ owners, aka Team Glazer, receive a no-draft list from Buccaneers Ring of Honor general manager Jason Licht.
It gets delivered hours before the NFL Draft kicks off. [read more]
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Oregon TE Kenyon Sadiq.
In February at the NFL Scouting Combine, Bucs coach Todd Bowles said you draft best player available in the first round and then start attacking needs in later rounds. [read more]
Comparing numbers.
Yes, we know Baker Mayfield was hurt last year and gutted his way through multiple injuries. [read more]
Texas Tech DT Lee Hunter.
For the past three or four weeks, nearly every day that passes, Joe gets more and more confident the Bucs may go defensive tackle in the first round, or no later than Day 2 of the draft. [read more]
Bucs ILB Alex Anzalone.
Joe has no idea if Zoltán Buday continues to work for the PFF tribe or not. But at least, before the PFF ship ran aground, he got off a missive. [read more]
The Panthers’ leading tackler last season, Christian Rozeboom, now plays for the Buccaneers.
Joe thinks it was a highly underrated signing. [read more]
Oklahoma edge R Mason Thomas devours former Alabama QB Jalen Milroe.
Joe has been studying edge rushers for the draft next week — next week! [read more]
Has Jason Licht insight.
So this was a fun exercise. And to be consistent, former NFL scout and current NFL Network draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah offered up a fun pick for the Bucs at No. 15. [read more]
Sad pass rush.
Well, this sort of pops the balloon on the perception that Bucs coach Todd Bowles is a master of scheming ways to create sacks. [read more]
Happy how things turned out.
Former Bucs linebacker Lavonte David is rather content. [read more]
The bad news is the Bucs lost a legend at inside linebacker and spent last season discovering their other starting inside linebacker is really a quality No. 4 at the position, rather than a No. 2. [read more]
“Mr. Glazer, I’m sending out more smoke than the streets of Ybor.”
When it comes to the Bucs, a respected year-round draft guru is in line with a published ESPN draft simulator result based on a formulaic compilation of “mock drafts, scout rankings and team needs.” [read more]
So it’s a very safe bet the Bucs select an offensive lineman in the draft next week. The Bucs didn’t do that last year and Buccaneers Ring of Honor general manager Jason Licht has never gone two consecutive drafts without picking an O-lineman. [read more]
Washington WR Denzel Boston.
Hey, if the Bucs go defense in the first round, how about trying to replace a Bucs legend with a guy who has similar traits on Day 2? [read more]
Bucs GM Jason Licht.
Many Bucs fans want an edge rusher with the No. 15 pick next week in the NFL draft. [read more]
