Bucs Grab Schrauth for Offensive Line Depth

0:00It's April 25th. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI and Ready for Kickoff. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers just grabbed Notre Dame Guard Billy Shroth with their 160th overall pick to beef up their offensive line. Depth. Coming in at 6 foot 4 and 310 pounds, he's their second offensive selection in six picks after wide-out Ted Hurst from Georgia. State. Roth brings solid upside as a team captain who handles double teams well and packs strong hands with a real punch. But injuries held him back. An ankle issue in 2024 and a knee problem in 2025 that limited him to just seven games that year. His footwork needs work too, but there's potential if he sharpens up. Right now, the Bucks have been Bredison at left guard, Cody Mouch on the right and Graham Barden at center, with Dan Feney as the main backup. Depth is been there, so Shroth steps in as competition and could push out last year's sixth round or Elijah Klein.

1:00He'll link up quick with his old Notre Dame teammate, Benjamin Morrison, who joined the Bucks in the same class. That chemistry might help him settle in fast. Tampa Bay sits tight now, eyeing their next shot at pick 105 in round 6, then wrapping with 229 in the seventh. Watching how this line jails come, training camp.