The Tampa Bay Buccaneers enter the 2020 NFL Draft with seven picks, including the 14th overall pick. The Bucs made two of the biggest moves of the NFL offseason, signing Tom Brady away from the Patriots, and then trading for an un-retiring Rob Gronkowski two days before the draft. The Bucs traded a fourth round pick to the Patriots for Gronkowski and a seventh round pick. That seventh rounder at No. 241 overall is now their final pick of the draft.
The Bucs are likely to add some offensive line help to protect Brady. Beyond that, they badly need upgrades on a defense that gave up the fourth most points in the league. They had the 20th ranked pass rush in adjusted sack rate, so it’s safe to say they’ll try and add some help there.
We’ll be tracking their picks throughout the three days of the 2020 NFL Draft, as well as any trades they make between now and the end of Saturday.
Round 1, pick 13 (No. 13 overall): Tristan Wirfs, OT, Iowa
Round 2, pick 13 (No. 45): Antoine Winfield, S, Minnesota
Round 3, pick 12 (No. 76): Ke’Shawn Vaughtn, RB, Vanderbilt
Round 5, pick 15 (No. 161): Tyler Johnson, WR, Minnesota
Round 6, pick 15 (No. 194): Khalil Davis, DT, Nebraska
Round 7, pick 27 (No. 241): Chapelle Russell, OLB, Temple
Round 7, pick 31 (No. 245): Raymond Calais, RB, Louisiana