Bucs Beef Up Defense with Capehart

0:00It's April 25th. This is NFL News today, AI-powered stories from around the league. I'm Coring with the story. Tampa Bay Buccaneers just beefed up their defense in the 2026 NFL draft, snagging Clemson defensive lineman Demonte K-Part with the one. 150th overall pick. He's stepping in as an athletic nose tackle to give Todd Bull some real rotation options up front. This move comes after last year's swing and miss with Desmond Watson, who didn't quite click on the line. K-Part, a sixth-year senior, brings that proven college experience and fits the Buccaneers game like a glove for death plays. Fans and analysts are buzzing about how this shores of injury risks, especially with bulls loving versatile fronts. No massive stats from Clemson, but his role as a reliable backup changes the game for Tampa's D-line stability. K-Part lit up the scouting combine with top-tier athletic tests, hinting at untapped potential even without breakout numbers in school.

1:00Now, Bulls has a safety net to keep the pressure rolling. That death could be the edge they need heading into next season, locking down the trenches for another strong run.