Pictures of the Buccaneers leaving for the Jacksonville on Tuesday.
76 OT Donovan Smith, #78 OT Gosder Cherilus, and #68 C Joe Hawley
23 S Chris Conte
14 WR Andre Davis
87 TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins
16 WR Freddie Martino
19 K Roberto Aguayo
4 QB Ryan Griffin
24 CB Brent Grimes
3 QB Jameis Winston
37 S Keith Tandy
54 LB Lavonte David
30 S Bradley McDougald
44 RB Russell Hansbrough
38 CB Jude Adjei-Barimah
21 CB Alterraun Verner
27 CB Johnthan Banks
60 OL Joel Hale
31 S Major Wright
80 WR Kenny Bell
61 C Josh Allen
29 DB Ryan Smith
22 RB Doug Martin
56 DE Jacquies Smith
83 WR Vincent Jackson
32 CB Daniel Davie
11 WR Adam Humphries
85 WR Evan Spencer
17 WR Donteea Dye
98 DT Clinton McDonald
69 OT Demar Dotson
89 WR Russell Shepard
84 TE Cameron Brate
46 LB Luke Rhodes
79 DT Travis Britz
58 LB Kwon Alexander
26 CB Josh Robinson
13 WR Mike Evans
90 DE Kourtnei Brown
9 P Bryan Anger
88 TE Luke Stocker
93 DT Gerald McCoy
92 DE William Gholston
67 OT Kelby Johnson
64 OT Kevin Pamphile
43 RB Peyton Barber
53 LB Adarius Glanton
8 QB Mike Glennon
33 S Kimario McFadden
50 LB Josh Keyes
65 OT Taylor Fallin
76 OT Donovan Smith, #78 OT Gosder Cherilus, #74 G Ali Marpet, and #68 C Joe Hawley
68 C Joe Hawley
73 G J.R. Sweezy
96 DE Cliff Matthews
52 LB Jeremiah George
59 LB Devante Bond
97 DT Akeem Spence
36 RB Storm Johnson
57 DE Noah Spence
71 DE Channing Ward
75 DT DaVonte Lambert
70 DT A.J. Francis
10 WR Jonathan Krause
81 TE Tevin Westbrook
5 P Jacob Schum
62 C Evan Smith
46 TE Kivon Cartwright
86 TE Danny Vitale
51 LB Daryl Smith
82 TE Brandon Myers
91 DE Robert Ayers
1. CB Brent Grimes
If training camp is any indicator, Grimes' first season with the Buccaneers is poised to be a stellar one. He's flashed all of camp and continued to do so on Wednesday when the Buccaneers traveled to Jacksonville to practice with the Jaguars. Grimes had what was undoubtedly the play of the day during seven-on-seven drills, making a leaping, one-handed interception off of Blake Bortles.
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](http://www.buccaneers.com/news/article-1/Buccaneers-2016-Training-Camp-Schedule/12606920-b1fe-40af-ba9c-420899588921) 2. DT Gerald McCoy
The Jaguars' offensive linemen learned what the Bucs' offensive linemen already knew: McCoy is a very difficult blocking assignment. Throughout training camp, McCoy has needed at least two offensive linemen on him to slow him down. He had a few one-on-one opportunities against the Jaguars and took full advantage. McCoy, as one would expect, has had a promising training camp thus far.
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- WR Kenny Bell**
While Grimes' catch was the play of the day, Bell flashed a few different times for a few different reasons. He had an impressive catch during the Bucs' blitz period against the Jags' defense, jumping over two defenders to secure a catch deep down the middle of the field. He had another impressive catching during seven-on-seven drills and had a few excellent reps working as a gunner on the punt coverage team.
READ: KOETTER EXCITED FOR CAMP IN JACKSONVILLE4. G Ali Marpet
The Bucs' O-line had their ups and downs against Jacksonville, but it's impossible not to notice Marpet's athleticism. The Bucs drew up a few screen plays on Wednesday, and Marpet was often the pulling guard leading the way. He has done a nice job getting downfield and putting a body on defensive backs when he's been asked to.
5. DE Will Gholston
Gholston's versatility makes him a difficult matchup for an offense. He's big enough to play on the inside, but faster than many interior offensive linemen. He's also a bigger defensive end, which presents issues for offensive tackles. While he tough to block for a guard or tackle, he's pretty much un-blockable for a tight end. The Jaguars tried to have a tight end block Gholston one-on-one a few times and he was in the backfield nearly every time.
