Bucs Work Out Guard Kenyon Green for Depth

0:00On April 6th, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are eyeing some fresh blood for their offensive line, planning to work out Guard Kenyon Green this Thursday. He was the 15th overall pick in the 2022 NFL draft by the Houston Texans, a high upside guy they're hoping to snag for depth. Green spent three years with the Texans, suiting up for 27 games and starting 23, though his performance was inconsistent and. Injuries hit hard, he missed all of 2023 with the shoulder issue. Early in the 2025 season, they traded him to the Philadelphia Eagles, but he got waived quick and landed on the Baltimore Ravens. Practice squad. At 25 years old, Green's got that prime age with real potential, especially as a strong run blocker from his Texas A&M days. Fans and analysts see this as a smart low-risk move for Tampa, adding competition without big bucks, especially after they only resigned veteran Dan, Fini so far this off season. Their current backup guards include

1:00undrafted Luke Haggard from Indiana, who saw spot duty last year, sixth-rounder Elijah Klein from UTEP, and free. Agent Ben Scott from Nebraska. Green stands out with more starts than most of them, offering youth and experience to push for a roster spot in camp. Meanwhile, whispers are out there about reuniting with Mike Jordan, who started nine games for the bucks last season amid injuries. Either way, moves like this could solidify that line before training camp heats up, keeping Tampa's offense rolling strong. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.