Some of the best photos from the first week of Training Camp.
DT Gerald McCoy and DE Noah Spence
LB Lavonte David
LBs Lavonte David and Kwon Alexander
RB Doug Martin
WR Kenny Bell
G Ali Marpet
QB Jameis Winston
DT Gerald McCoy
WR Mike Evans
QB Jameis Winston
DE Robert Ayers
CB Brent Grimes
QB Jameis Winston
WR Russell Shepard
Training camp practice
QB Jameis Winston
DT Akeem Spence
K Roberto Aguayo
WR Vincent Jackson
WR Donteea Dye
RB Doug Martin
DE Noah Spence
HC Dirk Koetter
DE Jacquies Smith
RB Charles Sims
RB Doug Martin
CB Vernon Hargreaves
WR Vincent Jackson
CBs Vernon Hargreaves and Johnthan Banks
QB Jameis Winston
LB Kwon Alexander
CB Vernon Hargreaves
QB Jameis Winston
CB Alterraun Verner
CB Jude Adjei-Barimah
QB Jameis Winston
TE Luke Stocker
WR Mike Evans
LB Kwon Alexander
DE Noah Spence
QB Jameis Winston
DC Mike Smith
CB Vernon Hargreaves
HC Dirk Koetter
LB Lavonte David
1. Hargreaves with the ones.
Throughout the spring and into the start of training camp, Hargreaves, the Bucs' first-round pick in this year's draft, has been impressive. But the Buccaneers have made it clear: he will have to earn his place. It appears that he's done just that. On Monday, Head Coach Dirk Koetter said that Hargreaves would begin working with the first-team defense after he spent the past several months working with the twos. It will be interesting to see where he is playing after taking reps both on the outside and in the slot.
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- The pecking order at wide receiver.**
In addition to telling reporters that Hargreaves would start seeing time with the ones, the Bucs' head coach had another announcement. Koetter put an end to speculation as to who the Bucs' No. 3 receiver would be when he explained that Adam Humphries would be working the slot with Mike Evans and Vincent Jackson on the outside. Russell Shepard is likely to land a roster spot as a standout special teams player, leaving several players battling it out for a jersey on Sundays. Keep an eye on Kenny Bell, Bernard Reedy and Freddie Martino during Wednesday's practice.
3. Can anybody block Gerald McCoy?
Throughout training camp, McCoy has been nearly unblockable. But after four consecutive Pro Bowls, that shouldn't be a surprise. Second-year guard Ali Marpet has gotten several reps against McCoy, and as quarterback Jameis Winston explained, "iron sharpens iron." Keep an eye on Marpet, and the rest of the Bucs' offensive linemen, battling McCoy on Wednesday.
