Clutch Points

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are expected to make further changes in the 2023 offseason. This is especially true considering the number of available roster spots. They can, of course, do so through the draft. Here we’ll look at which rookie prospects the Buccaneers will draft with each of their picks in the 2023 NFL Draft. The Buccaneers surprised many by making significant moves in the offseason. This was despite facing serious salary-cap limitations. They signed Baker Mayfield to a one-year contract. This provided a veteran presence in the quarterback room and added competition for the starting role alongside Kyle Trask, the team’s second-round pick in 2021. Additionally, they acquired other players such as defensive lineman Greg Gaines, running back Chase Edmonds, and kicker Chase McLaughlin. They all fit within their salary limitations. Most notably, they were able to re-sign several key free agents. These included inside linebacker Lavonte David, cornerback Jamel Dean, and outside linebacker Anthony Nelson. This resulted in a competitive roster with few weaknesses. However, the team may look to improve their depth in various positions during the upcoming draft.