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[Juice813]

well since el paso is a no go for me financially im now on my mock draft kick(never too early to start thinking bout it). Realistically, I believe Jenkins is gone by the time the bucs will pick in the mid 20's. I'd love to see Jenks in pewter...as rhonde and kelly are aging, what do you think the odds of Trae getting drafted the second round by the bucs? All indications Ive seen from mocks have the bucs getting DeSean Jackson out of CAL...why not draft a lockdown DB who will fill a need?

Thoughts? Also who do you think will a make a bigger impact overall, Trae Or Mike?

[BullsFan09]

Would love to see Mike on Sundays with the bucs but i have seen the same thing as you ....bucs taking jackson and i am pretty sure Mike wont be there late in the second round for the bucs to steal

Mike by far the bigger impact

[Bullschmutz]

Bucs better start losing if they want a piece of Jenkins. I have a feeling he's gonna light up the combine

[nobull.Bulls]

I think the bucs may pick Trae Williams in the 3rd or 4th round if he's there.

Theyll probably pick all offense this draft, since last year they picked almost entirely defense with the exception of Aaron Sears.

[MikeG]

I think the bucs may pick Trae Williams in the 3rd or 4th round if he's there.

Theyll probably pick all offense this draft, since last year they picked almost entirely defense with the exception of Aaron Sears.

bear in mind that they took primarily offense for the most part of the previous years Gruden has been here. If they are sold on Cadillac (I'm not) still-- they  will hoepfully keep bringing in more defensive impact--- it is what has defined the Bucs and made them contenders during the Dungy years despite the Gruden push for more offense.

I would LOVE to have Jenkins or Williams on the Bucs--- that would rule. Picking up Moffit at some point would be equally cool as well. I can see them thinking about grabbing up Clebert as well-- either draft wise or via free agency if he is available. Now-- RIchard is a bit of a risk from an injury standpoint-- always seems to be battling aches and pains--- but what a force he could be in the NFL imo.

[Juice813]

I agree with Mike. I think the bucs hold off on selecting all Offense in the draft.  Garcia should last atleast one more year...their biggest need is another wideout to help Galloway and Caddy will be given enough of a rope to see if he can still go. The way this team has been playing this season, I think it'll open Gruden's mind on how much the D sets the tone. Right now, Jenkins is a top 15 pick...after the combine, my guess is around 8-10 depending on the selection order and what teams needs. I would not mind one bit if the bucs care to trade up to get him, highly unlikely but not a stretch in my opinion.

Trae will be gone by then. Alot of scouts have taken notice to him lately, and I feel he just has this knack of getting to the ball. The kid has came a long way from the running back who ran all over my high school team back in 03. If the bucs go that route(Jackson) then I would much rather them go after Trae then trying to find another decent lineman, like Ive read. Yes Sears was a quality pick last year in the 2nd round, but in my opinion, the O-Line has really improved compared to the past 8 years lol.

Clebert seems to be a little undersized to me for the nose tackle...not so much body size, but height. Who knows, he might be a good pick up as a undrafted FA cuz I really dont see him getting drafted. Will be intrested to see how Amarri shapes up between the bowl game and the draft. Body wise, he's perfect for a possession receiver ala Randy Moss, T.O., Braylon Edwards...but he'll have to put alot of work in on holding to passes.