Can the champs get better? The answer is yes, and these draft picks could make the team even scarier to face. It feels like ages ago when quarterback legend Tom Brady signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers last season and won the Super Bowl in his first season there. The Bucs are a very talented team and were able to retain all of their starters in free agency. It is rare for a Super Bowl team to be able to run it back with the same roster but Tampa Bay will be able to do it. These draft picks will be able to learn and develop easily in this system and on this team.

What do the champs need to bring in? Well, they could look to get more protection for arguably the greatest player of all time. They have some great offensive linemen already, but lack overall depth at the position. With Ryan Jensen and Alex Cappa set to be free agents after this season the Buccaneers need to be looking at the future of the position. They could also improve the defensive line position to create an even better pass rush. With some great pass rushers and lineman in the class, the Bucs are set up for an easy way to improve the team.

 

Buccaneers at No. 64: 3 perfect NFL Draft Options

3. Vanderbilt edge Dayo Odeyingbo

This may seem like a reach but Dayo Odeyingbo is a very talented player. He is extremely athletic player with great versatility. He has played outside linebacker, defensive end, and nose tackle which would provide Tampa Bay great depth. Odeyingbo wouldn't have to start right away and would be able to learn the scheme and system. With the talent the Buccaneers have, drafting high upside players is the way to go. This would be a great option for Tampa Bay if they decide to go for an edge rusher.

2. Ohio State defensive tackle Tommy Togiai

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While Tommy Togiai projects to go in the third, taking him at the end of the second would still be good value. Togiai is a quick and explosive interior defensive lineman with a great three technique. He also has the ability to move well laterally and get great leverage on opponents. He was consistently double teamed in college but should be freed up more in the NFL leading to easier block shedding. Togiai would be another great fit in Tampa Bay.

1. Wisconsin-Whitewater offensive lineman Quinn Meinerz

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One of the most important things for Tampa Bay to do is protect Tom Brady. With uncertainty of what the offensive line will look like after this season, drafting a lineman is vital. Quinn Meinerz would be a great fit for the Bucs. Meinerz is explosive at the point of attack and his strength allows him to finish blocks. He has great movement on run blocks and is able to seal off defenders with ease. Meinerz would be a great fit for Brady and the Bucs and could be a great offensive lineman for the future.

Whatever route the Tampa Bay Buccaneers decide to go, they will be prepared to go on another Super Bowl run.