Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Full Mock Draft 2.0
With the combine set to kick-off it’s time for a second Bucs mock draft. How will the Bucs attack the upcoming draft? Here’s a blueprint.
February 28, 2019
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With the combine set to kick-off it’s time for a second Bucs mock draft. How will the Bucs attack the upcoming draft? Here’s a blueprint.
Patriots Nation breathed a sigh of relief this week when veteran safety Devin McCourty announced that he would be returning for his 10th season with the team. There were speculations of his retirement during the week before the Super Bowl thanks to some cryptic comments dropped by McCourty. Patriots’ cornerback Jason McCourty, Devin’s twin brother, predicted his brother would be back on the field next year, calling him a “drama queen.”
Justin Wyatt is in the (small school) spotlight. Draft expert Kieth Domon breaks down Wyatt’s skills, and what needs improvement.
With significant roster moves set to be made in Tampa here are some names the Buccaneers should move on this off-season. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Julie Hatley recently broke down the biggest weaknesses of the Carolina Panthers. Now, she finds a way to resolve those weaknesses ahead of the draft and free agency.
The Bucs pro bowl linebacker is set to hit the open market on March 13th. At today’s NFL combine’s media session Tampa Bay Buccaneers general
Keaton Henry takes a look at five bold NBA-style trades that just might make sense in the NFL.
Why moving down in the draft may not be the worst idea for Tampa Bay. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers second straight 5-11 season earned them
The Cleveland Browns re-signed offensive lineman Greg Robinson to a one-year contract.
On Feb. 25, the Baltimore Ravens released Michael Crabtree, making him a free agent. Crabtree will instantly become one of the best wide receivers on the open market. Now is the time to look into teams that may be interested in upgrading their WR corps this season.
Alabama’s Irv Smith, Jr. is a clean prospect, and it won’t take long for him to become a top-tier tight end at the next level.
“It could be in the first round, or it could be in the seventh round,” writes Grayson Pinney. “But make no mistake. The New England Patriots will be looking for their future quarterback in the 2019 NFL Draft.” Could that quarterback be Will Grier?
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