The Buccaneers' 53-Man roster.
3 - QB Jameis Winston
4 - QB Ryan Griffin
8 - QB Mike Glennon
9 - P Bryan Anger
10 WR Cecil Shorts
11 - WR Adam Humphries
13 - WR Mike Evans
19 - K Roberto Aquayo
21 - CB Alterraun Verner
22 - RB Doug Martin
23 - S Chris Conte
24 - CB Brent Grimes
26 - CB Josh Robinson
27 - CB Johnthan Banks
28 - CB Vernon Hargreaves
29 - DB Ryan Smith
30 - S Bradley McDougald
32 RB Jacquizz Rodgers
36 RB Antone Smith
37 - S Keith Tandy
38 - CB Jude Adjei-Barimah
43 RB Peyton Barber
45 TE Alan Cross
48 - LS Andrew DePaola
51 - LB Daryl Smith
52- LB Cameron Lynch
53 - LB Adarius Glanton
54 - LB Lavonte David
57 - DE Noah Spence
58 - LB Kwon Alexander
62 - OL Evan Smith
64 - OL Kevin Pamphile
66 - OT Leonard Wester
67 DT John Hughes III
68 - C Joe Hawley
69 - OT Demar Dotson
71 - DE Channing Ward
74 - G Ali Marpet
75 - DT DaVonte Lambert
76 - OT Donovan Smith
77 - OL Caleb Benenoch
78 - OT Gosder Cherilus
82 - TE Brandon Myers
83 - WR Vincent Jackson
84 - TE Cameron Brate
88 - TE Luke Stocker
89 - WR Russell Shepard
91 - DE Robert Ayers
92 - DE William Gholston
93 - DT Gerald McCoy
95 - DE Howard Jones
97 - DT Akeem Spence
98 - DT Clinton McDonald
1. Can Alterraun Verner be the guy?
The Buccaneers drafted a cornerback in the first round of the draft, but it was Verner working with the first-team defense at corner, along with Brent Grimes, last week. Verner arrived in Tampa Bay after earning a trip to the Pro Bowl with the Titans, but played primarily in the slot in 2015. With a new defensive coordinator, Verner has been moved back outside. Will the new system help him reach the level he was at when the Bucs signed him? During workouts last week he looked sharp.
READ: STANDOUTS FROM WEEK 1 OF OTAs
2. Which undrafted rookies are making a name for themselves?
The Bucs signed a slue of rookies following the conclusion of the draft and many of those players are fighting tooth-and-nail for a roster spot. A few names to keep an eye on include running back Peyton Barber, linebacker Cassanova McKinzie and safety Elijah Shumate. All undrafted rookies, including those three, will need to make contributions on special teams to find a spot on the 53-man roster. A few undrafted players usually make it through each year – who from this year's crop will be playing on Sundays?
The best photos from the first week of OTAs.
HC Dirk Koetter
OL Kevin Pamphile
C Joe Hawley
LBs Kwon Alexander and Lavonte David
DE Robert Ayers
RB Doug Martin
CB Brent Grimes
RB Peyton Barber
WR Mike Evans
CB Jude Adjei-Barimah
Martin Gramatica and HC Dirk Koetter
RB Doug Martin
LBs Daryl Smith and Kwon Alexander
QB Jameis Winston
G Ali Marpet
LB Kwon Alexander
WR Vincent Jackson
WR Kenny Bell
TE Kevin Cartwright
RB Doug Martin
QB Jameis Winston
TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins
CB Vernon Hargreaves
WR Mike Evans
DE Kourtnei Brown
CB Vernon Hargreaves
DC Mike Smith
DE Howard Jones
CB Brent Grimes
QB Jameis Winston
LB Kwon Alexander
WR Kenny Bell
CB Vernon Hargreaves
QB Jameis Winston
K Roberto Aguayo
RB Doug Martin
QB Jameis Winston and HC Dirk Koetter
WR Mike Evans
TE Danny Vitale and HC Dirk Koetter
HC Dirk Koetter
DE Robert Ayers
3. Who has the leg up in the wide receiver competition?
The Buccaneers are set with their No. 1 and No. 2 receivers with Mike Evans and Vincent Jackson, but there are four players who will be leading the charge for the No. 3 spot, all of whom have experience playing in the NFL. Louis Murphy started the 2015 season as the Bucs' third receiver, but missed most of the year with a knee injury. With Murphy out, Donteea Dye and Adam Humphries saw a fair amount of action on offense. Add in Kenny Bell, who missed all of 2015 with a hamstring injury, and the competition in the wide receiver room is heating up. If there is one position you can get a good feel for during OTAs, it's the wide-outs. It will be interesting to see if any of the four separates themselves before OTAs come to an end.
4. What will Ryan Smith's role be?
Smith was unable to practice during the first week of OTAs with a minor injury, but he's expected to be back shortly. Smith played both cornerback and safety in college, but head coach Dirk Koetter said that Smith will likely start out playing safety. If he returns to the practice field this week, will he get all of his reps at safety or will the Bucs break him in at corner as well?
5. Can Kevin Pamphile gain ground on J.R. Sweezy?
Sweezy looks to be the heir to Logan Mankins' spot at left guard, but he won't be ready to practice until training camp. With Sweezy sidelined, Kevin Pamphile has been working with the first team at left guard. It's a tall task to judge offensive linemen in non-contact practices, but Pamphile has a whole month of working with the starters before Sweezy returns. How strong of an impression, if any, can Pamphile leave without pads on? And is there anything he can do during this week, and OTAs as a whole, to begin training camp as the starter at left guard?
Pictures of Winston at the Buccaneers' Organized Team Activities at One Buc Place.
