Clemson's DeMonte Capehart: Bucs' Late-Round Draft Target

0:00From NFL coverage, this is your March 6 update. Tampa Bay Buccaneer's fans know Interior Defensive Line Def is a constant need. General manager Jason Lickt loves big, versatile guys up front, and Todd Bowles schemes around players who eat blocks early and push the pocket later. One name gaining traction, this draft cycle, is Clemson Senior Demonte K-PART, a 6-foot 5-315-pound Interior Defender from, Hearts Bill, South Carolina. K-PART came to Clemson as a 5-star recruit and top national tackle prospect. Over 6 seasons he played in 57 gains with 12 starts, helping win 3 ACC titles. His snaps ramped up each year, hitting 347 in his final season from 2025. He posed his solid numbers across his career, including 88 tackles, 13.5 tackles for loss, 3 sacks, 5 pass breakups, and a forced fumble. His best grades came in run defense during 2022 and 2023, where he anchored well against

1:03double teams. K-PART brings power and leverage with heavy hands and good pad level for his size. He's a gap controller who absorbs contact and flashes pocket push as a pass rusher, though he's more rotational than explosive. Clemson even used him on offense in short yardage as a blocker, showing his all-around trench toughness. Over the bucks, he projects as a late day 3 pick or priority undrafted free agent. He'd fit his early down depth, eating space to free up linebackers, while developing his rush in Bulls' defense. Appreciation to our sponsor for backing this episode. A pillow that sounds as good as it feels. Built for listening and bid.