Bucs' Draft Magic: Unearthing Stars from Round 1 to 7

0:00On April 20th, the Buccaneers are locked in for a full seven-round draft haul, snagging the 15th pick in Round 146th in Round 2, 77th in Round 3, and so on down to the 209th in Round 7. What makes this exciting is Tampa Bay's track record of unearthing game changers no matter the spot, turning late selections into franchise pillars. Take their first round magic, like Tristan Worst back in 2020, who stepped in as a rookie all-protackle and power that Super Bowl charge. Right away, these high picks set the tone when they hit big. Meanwhile, Day 2 has been goal 2, with Chris Godwin Jr. in 2017 becoming a go-to receiver after slipping out of Round 1, and Jamel Dean in 2019, locking down corners with speed and smarts for years on the defense. Even deeper, they've struck Peter in Round 4 through 7, Bucky Irving flashing versatility last year in Round 4, Elijah Roberts disrupting.

1:00Quarterbacks as a 5th round rookie with top pass rush stats, Scotty Miller's stretching feels during the Super Bowl run from Round 6 and Tez. Johnson turning heads as a 7th round speedster, despite his draft slide. This scouting savvy means every pick carries real upside, keeping Bucks fans hyped for instant contributors and hidden gyms that could redefine them, roster all over again. That's your update from NFL News Today, powered by AI.