It has been many years since there was this much excitement surrounding the Buccaneers in the NFL Draft. A combination of a new regime, a roster that’s been picked apart and put back together in Lovie Smith fashion and a need at the most exciting position in sports has Bucs fans all jacked up on …Read More
The much anticipated 2014 NFL Draft is nearly upon us. The national and local media outlets have been churning out mock drafts for months now, but most of those have been rendered irrelevant as the draft draws closer. With so much happening in such a short time frame, it has really become overwhelming to try …Read More
Welcome new writer “Patches” to WTB? This is his first entry so let him know how you feel! I will get the authorship updated this week. My name is Nickolas “Patches” Chance Jarosh. Pick a name, and you can call me that. I was born in Baytown, TX, just east of Houston. I’ve got family …Read More
With the Tampa Bay Buccaneers having among the top draft classes, roster moves and depth chart shuffling has begun. Wide receiver Raymond Webber and defensive tackle John McCargo were both released yesterday, followed by the signing of St. Louis Rams DT Gary Gibson. Coach Greg Schiano and Mark Dominik seem to be very particular …Read More
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have been a consensus top ten rated team in terms of their 2012 NFL Draft selections. Walking away with two first round selections and players graded much higher than their draft spots will catch people’s attention. Where the Bucs excelled was in the later rounds, selecting high ceiling players which fit …Read More
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers were as aggressive as ever in the 2012 NFL Draft, making a statement this team has begun a new era. As if the additions of Vincent Jackson, Eric Wright and Carl Nicks were not enough, the Bucs made sure they made the moves needed to draft their guys. If one …Read More
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers added to their running back corps by selecting Utah State’s Michael Smith. His 4.38-40 yard dash at Utah State’s pro day obviously caused the Bucs to take notice. At 5’8″/ 205 lbs, Smith is undersized in height but is well built to take the abuse muscularly. His 2010 campaign cut short …Read More
In both the 5th and 6th rounds, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers selected West Virginia Mountaineer players. First it was Najee Goode and linebacker and then Keith Tandy joined him. Based on scouting reports, Tandy seems to have great ability playing within zone coverage but lacks in man cover skills. The 5’10” -197 lb. Senior was …Read More
After moving up in the 2nd round to select fan favorite Lavonte David, the Bucs selected West Virginia linebacker Najee Goode in the 5th round. The 6’1″, 240 lb. linebacker moves well for his thick build, playing both middle and outside linebacker positions for the Mountaineers. Goode ended 2011 with 87 tackles, 14 of those …Read More
WHAT? That was the first response from nearly every Tampa Bay Buccaneers fan when word came down the Bucs were trading out of the fifth spot. With Morris Claiborne still available, the Bucs passed on the talented defensive back, opting to gain a 4th round pick via a trade with the Jacksonville Jaguars. The result …Read More
