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Bucs Snag McCoy in Mock Draft

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ESPNs mock draft predicts Tampa Bay Buccaneers to select Tennessee cornerback Jermod McCoy in the 2026 NFL Draft. McCoy, a shutdown player when healthy, could bolster the Bucs shaky cornerback spot, addressing a need created by Jamel Deans departure and Zyon McCollums underperformance. However, McCoys rehab from a torn ACL adds risk to this projection. Landing McCoy could be a smart defensive reset for the Bucs, keeping fans excited for the draft.

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Bucs Snag McCoy in Mock Draft

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Bucs Snag McCoy in Mock Draft. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On April 21st, the 2026 NFL Draft kicks off this week in Pittsburgh, and all eyes are on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers looking to bolster, their roster. In the ESPN's latest mock-draft from Jordan Reed, the Bucks snag Tennessee corner-backed Ramon McCoy, a fresh face for their defense. Earlier this week, Reed highlighted the Bucks' shaky corner-back spot after Jamel Dean bolted to the Steelers. Zion McCollum fell short on his big, extension, and rookie Benjamin Morrison struggled to find consistency. That pick aligns with General Manager Jason Lickstile of grabbing the best talent available, no matter the position like they did last year with. A receiver, McCoy brings shutdown potential when healthy, which could steady that secondary. Meanwhile, McCoy's rehab from a torn ACL last January has folks guessing on his draft stock. If he's not fully dialed in, he might slide past the first round, adding some risk to this projection. For a Bucks team that battles injuries often, landing McCoy could be the smart defensive reset they need heading into the draft.

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