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A look at Mike Mayock's top 100 NFL prospects.
- Lorenzo Jerome - S, Saint Francis
- Blair Brown - LB, Ohio
- Kendell Beckwith - LB, LSU
- Donnel Pumphrey - RB, San Diego State
- Jeremy Sprinkle - TE, Arkansas
95 Jermaine Eluemunor - T, Texas A&M
- Daeshon Hall - DE, Texas A&M
- Larry Ogunjobi - DT, Charlotte
- ArDarius Stewart - WR, Alabama
- Josh Jones - S, N.C. State
- Dawuane Smoot - DE, Illinois
- Damontae Kazee - CB, San Diego State
- Jordan Leggett - TE, Clemson
- Taywan Taylor - WR, Western Kentucky
- Antonio Garcia - T, Troy
- Gerald Everett - TE, South Alabama
- Ahkello Witherspoon - CB, Colorado
- Teez Tabor - CB, Florida
- Derek Rivers - DE, Youngstown State
- John Johnson - S, Boston College
- Tyus Bowser - LB, Houston
- Cameron Sutton - CB, Tennessee
- Kareem Hunt - RB, Toledo
- George Kittle - TE, Iowa
- Dorian Johnson - G, Pittsburgh
- Dede Westbrook - WR, Oklahoma
- Desmond King - CB, Iowa
- Fabian Moreau - CB, UCLA
- Raekwon McMillan - LB, Ohio State
- Cooper Kupp - WR, Eastern Washington
- Justin Evans - S, Texas A&M Not Pictured: 69. Adam Sheehan - TE, Ashland
- Samaje Perine - RB, Oklahoma
- Trey Hendrickson - DE, FAU
- Malik McDowell - DE, Michigan State
65. Taylor Moton - T, Western Michigan
- Davis Webb - QB, Cal
- Tanoh Kpassagnon - DE, Villanova
- Ethan Pocic- C, LSU
- Jourdan Lewis - CB, Michigan
- Alex Anzalone - LB, Florida
- Zach Cunningham - LB, Vanderbilt
- DeShone Kizer - QB, Notre Dame
- JuJu Smith-Schuster - WR, USC
- Dan Feeney - G, Indiana
- Dion Dawkins - G, Temple
- Pat Elflein - C, Ohio State
- Chris Wormley - DE, Michigan
- Ryan Anderson - OLB, Alabama
- Tarell Basham - DE, Ohio
- Zay Jones - WR, East Carolina
- Taco Charlton - DE, Michigan
- Marcus Maye - S, Florida
- Dalvin Tomlinson - DT, Alabama
- Quincy Wilson - CB, Florida
- Marcus Williams - S, Utah
- DeMarcus Walker - DE, Florida State
- Curtis Samuel - WR, Ohio State
- Obi Melifonwu - S, Connecticut
- Sidney Jones - CB, Washington
- Chidobe Awuzie - CB, Colorado
- Tim Williams - LB, Alabama
- Jarrad Davis - LB, Florida
- Jordan Willis - DE, Kansas State
- Tre'Davious White - CB, LSU
- T.J. Watt - LB, Wisconsin
- Kevin King - CB, Washington
- Garett Bolles - OT, Utah
- Patrick Mahomes - QB, Texas Tech
- Budda Baker - S, Washington
- Mitchell Trubisky - QB, North Carolina
- Dalvin Cook - RB, Florida State
- Corey Davis - WR, Western Michigan
- Alvin Kamara - RB, Tennessee
- Jabrill Peppers - S, Michigan
- Marlon Humphrey - CB, Alabama
- Evan Engram - TE, Ole Miss
- David Njoku - TE, Miami
- Adoree' Jackson - CB, USC
- Ryan Ramczyk - OT, Wisconsin
- Deshaun Watson - QB, Clemson
- Takkarist McKinley - DE, UCLA
- Forrest Lamp - G, Western Kentucky
- Derek Barnett - DE, Tennessee
- Cam Robinson - OT, Alabama
- Charles Harris - DE, Missouri
- John Ross - WR, Washington
- Malik Hooker - S, Ohio State
- Mike Williams - WR, Clemson
- Gareon Conley - CB, Ohio State
- Haason Reddick - LB, Temple
- O.J. Howard - TE, Alabama
- Christian McCaffrey - RB, Stanford
- Reuben Foster - LB, Alabama
- Marshon Lattimore - CB, Ohio State
- Solomon Thomas - DE, Stanford
- Leonard Fournette - RB, LSU
- Jamal Adams - S, LSU
- Jonathan Allen - DT, Alabama
- Myles Garrett - DE, Texas A&M
- RB Dalvin Cook**
In Buccaneers.com's Mock Draft Poll, the overwhelming majority of fans felt that Tampa Bay would select a running back with their first-round pick, and the most popular name associated with the Bucs at No. 19 was Cook. The Bucs ended up taking Alabama tight end O.J. Howard and, with the second round set to begin on Friday night, Cook is still on the board. It's highly unlikely Cook will be available past the second round, and there's a chance he's gone when the Buccaneers make their pick at No. 50.
2. G Forrest Lamp
NFL.com considered Lamp to be the best guard in this year's draft class. Just two offensive linemen were taken in the first round – Utah's Garrett Bolles and Wisconsin's Ryan Ramczyk. With Ali Marpet moving over to center, Lamp could be a good fit for the Bucs at right guard. At the very least, he would provide depth behind Kevin Pamphile and Evan Smith.
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- OT Cam Robinson**
It's a surprise to see Robinson fall out of the first round, and tackle isn't necessarily a position of need for the Buccaneers. But by sticking to their draft boards and taking the best player available, it's possible Robinson could end up with the Buccaneers. Demar Dotson, the Bucs' starter at right tackle, is 31 and the Buccaneers lost their third offensive tackle when Gosder Cherilus retired. Robinson would add youth and depth to an already young offensive line.
4. S Budda Baker
The Bucs added standout safety J.J. Wilcox during free agency and re-signed Chris Conte, a starter in 2016, during the spring. But the Bucs did lose Bradley McDougald, who started alongside Conte a year ago. Wilcox and Conte appear to be the projected starters for 2017, but are 26 and 28, respectively. Baker is just 21 and is often compared to Seattle All-Pro Earl Thomas. If he's available when the Buccaneers make their second-round pick, he's worth considering.
5. CB Sidney Jones
Jones is an interesting prospect to project because injuries have caused him to fall further than many initially expected. When fully healthy, he could potentially have been a first-round pick. But he reportedly won't be full speed for four to six months and probably won't be a key contributor during his rookie season. With Brent Grimes and Vernon Hargreaves on the roster, Jones wouldn't have to rush back to the field. As a long-term investment, he's well-worth a third-round pick.
