Bucs Mock Draft: Game-Changers for 2026

It's March 31st.

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I'm Corey with the story.

The 2026 NFL Draft lands in Pittsburgh next April, and the Buccaneers could grab some

game changes there to turn things around.

ESPN's Matt Miller just dropped a full seven-round mock draft after the scouting combine wrapped

up.

In Round 1, they take CJ.

Alan, a linebacker from Georgia.

M2 brings TJ Parker, an edge-rusher out of Clemson, that combined gave Scouts fresh

looks at these prospects, fueling all this early buzz.

Miller loaded up the Bucks with picks across the board, hitting defense heavy early and adding

skill players later.

Fans and analysts are calling this mock a solid B-grade overall.

The standout is Parker, who's a steal at that spot, and perfect to team up with Yaya

Diaby on the edge-rush.

Some knock the reach on Alan in the first round, saying he'd fit better later.

The other grabs make sense too.

Like Jalon Killgore, at corner from South Carolina, in Round 3, LT.

Overton on the D-line from Alabama in Round 4, tied in Michael Trick from Baylor in 5,

wide-out Eric Rivers from Georgia Tech in 6, and quarterback Luke Altmeier from Illinois

to close it out in 7.

These plug-depth holes quick.

Take more mox and high building right up to Draftknife, as Tampa reshapes that roster

step by step.