Bucs Target High-Upside Talent in Day 3 Draft

0:00On April 25th, the Buccaneers have made solid moves through the first three rounds of the 2026 NFL Draft, filling key gaps on both sides of the ball. What they're shopping isn't done yet. After a smart trade in Round 3, they've picked up an extra fifth round selection, giving them five total picks from Round 4 through 7, too. Build Depth. On offense, they're eyeing tight ends like Joe Royer from Cincinnati for his yards after catch skills in blocking grit or Tanner Kozio from Houston, a big-bodied receiver type. Interior line prospects such as both Stevens from Iowa and Logan Taylor from Boston College stand out for their versatility and toughness perfect for reliable backups. Defensively, the D-line targets include athletic freaks like Jordan Van Den Berg from Georgia Tech who boasts a perfect relative athletic score and Cameron Ball from Arkansas with sneaky upside. At linebacker, Justin Jefferson from Alabama brings coverage pop while Wade Woodes from

1:02Clemson offers all-around energy. In the secondary, names like Thaddeus Dixon from North Carolina for boundary flexibility, Cole Wisnowski from Texas Tech as a physical box safety. In Skylar Thomas from Oregon State, with special teams value are on the radar. These guys can round out a deeper roster without breaking the bank late. With these options in play, the Bucks are positioned to snag high upside talent that fits their scheme, keeping the momentum rolling in today three. Football News, powered by AI. This is NFL News Today. I'm Corey with the story.