The 2022 NFL draft is less than a month away, which means projections for this year’s event are already flying in from every direction. Even after bringing back key free agents, and the return of Tom Brady at quarterback, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers still have a few glaring needs as they look ahead to this year’s draft. How might they attack those areas of need, while balancing the overall value of each position group in this year’s class? Here are a handful of different ways that all seven rounds of the 2022 draft could shake out for the Bucs, based on prioritizing different positions at each pick:
Georgia
UTSA
Chattanooga
Texas A&M
South Dakota State
Middle Tennessee State