Bucs Trade Back, Gain Depth in NFL Draft

0:00On April 25, Tampa Bay Buccaneers just made a slick move on day 2 of the 2026 NFL Draft. Right before their turn at the 77th overall pick in the third round, they traded back with the Green Bay Packers. In exchange for that pick, they grabbed the 84th and 160th selections. NFL media's Mike Garofalo broke the news first. Sliding back to seven spots netted them an extra late-round pick, which is smart for building depth without losing much ground. Fans and analysts are calling it a solid play for a team eyeing roster gaps. The Bucks need bodies across the board after some key departures, and this gives them more ammo to stock up. Expect them to keep hammering defense as the draft continues, but they might snag offensive help too, like a tight end or guard to bolster the line, and don't sleep on wide receiver depth. Even with talent there, losing Mike Evans opens the door for day 3 gems to backfill spots like Sterling. Shepherds. More draft action ahead keeps this storyline rolling.

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