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2020 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS DRAFT NOTES 85tH ANNUAL NFL DRAFT APRIL Round 1 .................................................Thursday, April 23 Rounds 2-3 .................................................Friday, April 24 23 Rounds 4-7 ............................................Saturday, April 25 Round 1 ................................... 10 Minutes Per Selection Round 2 ......................................7 Minutes Per Selection Rounds 3-6 ................................5 Minutes Per Selection Round 7 ......................................4 Minutes Per Selection Round 1 @ 8:00 p.m. ET .....................NFLN, ESPN, ABC TV Rounds 2-3 @ 7:00 p.m. ET ................NFLN,ESPN, ABC Rounds 4-7 @ 12:00 p.m. ET .............NFLN, ESPN, ABC The Buccaneers Draft show, hosted by Pat Donovan TRUST and T.J. Rives will be aired on 95.3 WDAE beginning at 7 p.m. and will continue through the end of the first LOYALTY round. It will include pre-draft interviews with former Buccaneers, Ronde Barber and Dave Moore. RESPECT Buccaneers.com will track every selection In addition, the Buccaneers will be live streaming .COM in the draft as well as feature exclusive a Virtual Draft Party, hosted by Casey Phillips and interviews with Buccaneers personnel. presented by Miller Lite, from 7-8 p.m. FEELING A DRAFT The Buccaneers, led by General Manager Jason Licht and Head Coach Bruce Arians, have seven selections in this year’s NFL Draft and hold the No. 14 overall pick. If they draft at No. 14, it will mark the second time drafting a player in that slot. The Buccaneers traded up from No. 21 to No. 14 to draft T Kenyatta Walker in 2001. ROUND 1 ROUND 4 ROUND 6 PICK 14 (14 OVERALL) PICK 11 (117 OVERALL) PICK 15 (194 OVERALL) ROUND 2 ROUND 5 ROUND 7 PICK 13 (45 OVERALL) PICK 16 (161 OVERALL) PICK 27 (241 OVERALL) ROUND 3 PICK 12 (76 OVERALL) BUCCANEERS 2020 DRAFT SELECTIONS FIRST ROUND FACTS: NOTABLE SELECTIONS AT No. 14 LAST 10 AT No. 14 ALL-TIME NOTABLES Year Team Player College Year Team Player College 2010 SEA Earl Thomas Texas 1952 DAL Gino Marchetti San Francisco 2011 STL Robert Quinn UNC 1963 GB Dave Robinson Penn State 2012 STL Michael Brockers LSU 1970 HOU Doug Wilkerson NC Central 2013 CAR Star Lotulelei Utah 1974 DEN Randy Gradishar Ohio State 2014 CHI Kyle Fuller Virginia Tech 1983 BUF Jim Kelly Miami (FL) 2015 MIA DeVante Parker Louisville 1995 BUF Ruben Brown Pittsburgh 2016 OAK Karl Joseph West Virginia 1996 HOU Eddie George Ohio State 2017 PHI Derek Barnett Tennessee 2005 CAR Thomas Davis Georgia 2018 NO Marcus Davenport UTSA 2007 NYJ Darelle Revis Pittsburgh 2019 ATL Chris Lindstrom Boston College 2010 SEA Earl Thomas Texas Buccaneers ALL-TIME FIRST ROUND PICKS (OVERALL) Year Player College Year Player College 1976 DE Lee Roy Selmon Oklahoma (1) 1998 None 1977 RB Ricky Bell USC (1) 1999 DT Anthony McFarland LSU (15) 1978 QB Doug Williams Grambling (17) 2000 None 1979 None 2001 T Kenyatta Walker Florida (14) 1980 G Ray Snell Wisconsin (22) 2002 None 1981 LB Hugh Green Pittsburgh (7) 2003 None 1982 G Sean Farrell Penn St. (17) 2004 WR Michael Clayton LSU (15) 1983 None 2005 RB Carnell Williams Auburn (5) 1984 None 2006 G Davin Joseph Oklahoma (23) 1985 DE Ron Holmes Washington (8) 2007 DE Gaines Adams Clemson (4) 1986 RB Bo Jackson Auburn (1) 2008 CB Aqib Talib Kansas (20) CB Rod Jones SMU (25) 2009 QB Josh Freeman Kansas St. (17) 1987 QB Vinny Testaverde Miami (1) 2010 DT Gerald McCoy Oklahoma (3) 1988 T Paul Gruber Wisconsin (4) 2011 DE Adrian Clayborn Iowa (20) 1989 LB Broderick Thomas Nebraska (6) 2012 S Mark Barron Alabama (7) 1990 LB Keith McCants Alabama (4) RB Doug Martin Boise St. (31) 1991 T Charles McRae Tennessee (7) 2013 None 1992 None 2014 WR Mike Evans Texas A&M (7) 1993 DE Eric Curry Alabama (6) 2015 QB Jameis Winston Florida St. (1) 1994 QB Trent Dilfer Fresno State (6) 2016 CB Vernon Hargreaves III Florida (11) 1995 DT Warren Sapp Miami (12) 2017 TE O.J. Howard Alabama (19) LB Derrick Brooks Florida St. (28) 2018 DT Vita Vea Washington (12) 1996 DE Regan Upshaw California (12) 2019 LB Devin White LSU (5) DT Marcus Jones North Carolina (22) 1997 RB Warrick Dunn Florida St. (12) WR Reidel Anthony Florida (16) FIRST-ROUND PICKS First RounDERS BY POSITION ALL-TiME BY COLLEGE Alabama 4 OFFENSE DEFENSE Florida 3 Offensive Line ............................ 6 Defensive Line .........................11 Florida St. 3 Quarterbacks ............................. 5 Linebackers ................................. 5 LSU 3 Running Backs ........................... 5 Defensive Backs ........................ 4 Wide Receivers .......................... 3 Oklahoma 3 Tight End ..................................... 1 Auburn 2 Miami (FL) 2 MIKE EVANS VITA VEA Washington 2 2017 2019 Wisconsin 2 2014 2018 Boise State 1 O.J. HOWARD DEVIN WHITE California 1 Clemson 1 Fresno St. 1 Grambling St. 1 Iowa 1 Kansas 1 FIRST ROUND PEDIGREE Kansas St. 1 Nebraska 1 Tampa Bay has seven players on its current roster who were selected in the first North Carolina 1 round of the NFL Draft, including four who were drafted by the Buccaneers. Penn St. 1 Round (Pick) Player Team Year Pittsburgh 1 1 (2) Ndamukong Suh Detroit Lions 2010 SMU 1 1 (15) Jason Pierre-Paul New York Giants 2010 Tennessee 1 1 (10) Blaine Gabbert Jacksonville Jaguars 2011 1 (7) Mike Evans Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2014 Texas A&M 1 1 (19) O.J. Howard Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2017 USC 1 1 (12) Vita Vea Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2018 1 (5) Devin White Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2019 BUCCANEERS FIRST ROUND TRADES Year Trade Partner Tampa Traded Tampa Acquired 1978 Houston 1978 1st TE Jimmie Giles HOU 1978 1st & 2nd HOU 1979 3rd & 5th 1979 Chicago 1979 1st DE Wally Chambers 1982 Chicago 1983 1st CHI 1983 2nd (DE Booker Reese) 1983 Cincinnati 1984 1st QB Jack Thompson 1986 Miami LB Hugh Green MIA 1986 1st (CB Rod Jones) 1991 Indianapolis 1992 1st QB Chris Chandler 1995 Philadelphia 1995 1st & 3rd PHI 1995 1st (Warren Sapp) & two 2nd Dallas PHI 1995 two 2nd DAL 1995 1st (Derrick Brooks) 1996 Indianapolis QB Craig Erickson IND 1996 1st (Marcus Jones) San Diego 1996 2nd SD 1997 1st 1997 New York Jets 1997 1st & 4th NYJ 1997 1st Seattle NYJ 1997 1st SEA 1997 1st (RB Warrick Dunn) & 3rd 1998 Oakland 1998 1st OAK two 2nd San Diego 1998 2nd SD 2000 1st 2000 New York Jets 2000 two 1st WR Keyshawn Johnson 2001 Buffalo 2001 1st & 2nd BUF 2001 1st (T Kenyatta Walker) 2002 Oakland 2002 1st & 2nd HC Jon Gruden 2003 1st, 2004 2nd 2009 Cleveland 2009 1st & 6th 2009 CLE first (QB Josh Freeman) 2012 Jacksonville 2012 1st JAC 2012 1st (S Mark Barron) & 4th Denver 2012 2nd & 4th DEN 2012 1st (RB Doug Martin) & 4th 2013 New York Jets 2013 1st & cond. 4th CB Darelle Revis 2016 Chicago 2016 1st CHI 2016 1st & 4th 2018 Buffalo 2018 1st & 7th BUF 2018 1st & two 2nd seconD ROUND SCOUTING REPORT Tampa Bay has 10 players on its current roster who were selected in the first round of the NFL Draft, including eight who were drafted by the Buccaneers. Round (Pick) Player Team Year 2 (42) TE Rob Gronkowski New England 2010 2 (58) LB Lavonte David Tampa Bay 2012 2 (45) LB Kevin Minter Arizona 2013 2 (34) T Donovan Smith Tampa Bay 2015 2 (61) G Ali Marpet Tampa Bay 2015 2 (50) S Justin Evans Tampa Bay 2017 2 (38) RB Ronald Jones Tampa Bay 2018 2 (53) DB M.J. Stewart Tampa Bay 2018 2019 SEAN 2 (63) CB Carlton Davis Tampa Bay 2018 2 (39) Sean Murphy-Bunting Tampa Bay 2019 MURPHY-BUNTING NOTABLE SELECTIONS AT No. 45 LAST 10 AT No. 45 Year Team Player College 2010 DEN Zane Beadles Utah 1998 BRIAN KELLY 2011 DEN Rahim Moore UCLA 2012 CHI Alshon Jeffery South Carolina 2013 ARI Kevin Minter LSU • Selected in 1998, CB Brian 2014 SEA Paul Richardson Colorado Kelly is Tampa Bay’s most 2015 MIN Eric Kendricks UCLA recent selection at No. 45. 2016 TEN Derrick Henry Alabama 2017 CHI Adam Shaheen Ashland (OH) • Kelly led the NFL with 2018 GB Josh Jackson Iowa 8 INTs during the Bucs’ 2019 NE Joejuan Williams Vanderbilt Super Bowl season in 2002. ALL-TIME NOTABLES Year Team Player College 1956 NYG Jim Katcavage Dayton (OH) • The Buccaneers have twice made a selection No. 45 1958 DET Wayne Walker Idaho overall, taking OL Randy Grimes in 1983 and CB Brian 1961 LAR Charlie Cowan New Mexico Highlands Kelly in 1998. 1967 BAL Rick Volk Michigan 1971 OAK Phil Villapiano Bowling Green • Grimes played in 118 games for Tampa Bay (104 starts) 1974 OAK Dave Casper Notre Dame from ‘83-’92, while Kelly made 130 appearances (79 starts) 1991 SF Ricky Watters Notre Dame over 10 seasons with the Buccaneers from 1998-2008, 2012 CHI Alshon Jeffery South Carolina winning a Super Bowl title with the red and pewter. 2015 MIN Eric Kendricks UCLA 2016 TEN Derrick Henry Alabama 2019 IN REVIEW: ROCK SOLID ROOKIE CLASS ROUND 1, PICK 5 ROUND 3, PICK 99 ROUND 6, PICK 208 WR Scotty Miller LB Devin White (LSU) S Mike Edwards (UK) (Bowling Green) ROUND 2, PICK 39 ROUND 4, PICK 107 ROUND 7, PICK 215 CB Sean OLB Anthony Nelson DL Terry Beckner Jr. Murphy-Bunting (CMU) (IOWA) (Missouri) ROUND 3, PICK 94 ROUND 5, PICK 145 CB Jamel Dean (AUB) K Matt Gay (UTAH) CLASS oF 2019 ILB DEVIN WHITE 2019 ALL-ROOKIE TEAM OLB ANTHONY NELSON • 2x Defensive Rookie of the Month • Led all rookies with 7.0 tackles/ • 9 GP, 1 GS, 8 tackles, 1 FF, 1 PD game • 13 GP, 13 GS, 91 tackles, 5 • Missed six games due to a QBH, 4 TFL, 4 FR, 3 FF, 2.5 hamstring injury Sacks, 2 TD, 1 INT CB Sean MURPHY-BUNTING 2019 ALL-ROOKIE TEAM K MATT GAY • Tied for rookie lead with three • Tied the longest FGM by a rookie interceptions kicker in team history (58 yds.) • Tied for fifth among rookies with • Finished fifth in the NFL in eight passes defensed points by a kicker (124) • 16 GP, 10 GS, 44 tackles, 8 PD, • 16 GP, 27-of-35 FG, 43-of-48 3 INT (88 yards), 1 FF, 1 TD XP, FG Long - 58 CB JAMEL DEAN WR SCOTTY MILLER • Led all rookies with 17 passes • 10 GP, 2 GS, 13 receptions, 200 defensed rec.
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