The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have plenty of needs to fill as they look forward to the 2015 NFL draft, and the key to any good draft class is maximizing value and balancing it with those needs.
On offense, once the Bucs have addressed their needs along the offensive line, they must turn their attention toward improving their corps of receivers. Mike Evans quickly emerged as the team's new top target in his rookie season, but Vincent Jackson can't play forever. The Bucs should be on the lookout for a smaller, faster slot target or a bigger prospect who can eventually replace Jackson as an effective possession receiver and red-zone threat.
It's not a big enough need to go after in the first two rounds, but once the third round rolls around, Tampa Bay should be keeping their eyes peeled for a new pass-catcher who can start right away in the slot and contribute in the return game, or one who could develop into their new No. 2 option.
Which receivers should the Bucs be focused on come draft day? Let's take a look.
from Bleacher Report http://ift.tt/1CHLZHq
via IFTTT February 17, 2015 at 10:11PM
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