Photos of the Buccaneers' 2017 rookie mini-camp.

WR Chris Godwin

TE O.J. Howard

TE Anthony Auclair

TE Anthony Auclair

QB Alex Snyder

CB Maurice Fleming

S Justin Evans

LB Kendell Beckwith

LB Kendell Beckwith and RB Jeremy McNichols

RB Jeremy McNichols

LB Cristophe Mulumba

LB Riley Bullough

TE Anthony Auclair

RB Chad Newell

WR Thomas Sperbeck

TE Tevin Westbrook

FB Quayvon Hicks

WR Derel Walker

TE O.J. Howard

TE O.J. Howard

Bucs rookie camp

Bucs rookie camp

DT Stevie Tu'ikolovatu

Bucs rookie camp

GM Jason Licht

OT Casey Blaser

S Justin Evans

Bucs rookie camp

LB Paul Magliore

WR Riley Cooper

DT Darious Cummings

DT Doug Webb

Bucs rookie camp

OT Cole Gardner

C Bret Niederreither

CB Jonathan Moxey

TE Tevin Westbrook

WR Thomas Sperbeck


TE O.J. Howard

TE O.J. Howard

WR Cole Freytag

HC Dirk Koetter

TE O.J. Howard

Bucs rookie camp

TE O.J. Howard

TE O.J. Howard

G Connor Bozick

DT Stevie Tu'ikolovatu

TE O.J. Howard

RB Jojo Kemp

QB Alex Snyder

LB Richie Brown

QB Sefo Liufau

Bucs rookie camp

K Elliot Fry

RB Blake Sims

Bucs rookie camp
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers practiced for three days over the weekend, conducting a rookie mini-camp that included several dozen undrafted players participating on tryout contracts. Immediately after the end of the mini-camp on Sunday, the Buccaneers made exactly one move on their 90-man offseason roster, and it wasn't an addition. However, it could eventually lead to one.
On Monday, the Buccaneers waived rookie cornerback Greg Mabin. Mabin, a former Iowa standout, was one of 14 undrafted free agents the team had signed the prior week after the conclusion of the 2017 NFL Draft. There was no accompanying move, meaning that there is one open spot on that 90-man roster. It's possible that one of the tryout players will be signed to fill that vacancy.
Photos of the Buccaneers 2017 Rookie Mini-Camp.

RB Jeremy McNichols and HC Dirk Koetter

Rookie mini-camp

Rookie mini-camp

HC Dirk Koetter

TE O.J. Howard

Rookie mini-camp

S Isaiah Johnson

S Justin Evans

S Justin Evans

S Alex Gray

CB Maurice Fleming

CB Greg Mabin

S Jonathan Moxey

G Mike Liedtke

G Connor Bozick

DT Danny O'Brien

TE O.J. Howard

TE O.J. Howard

TE Anthony Auclair

TE O.J. Howard

TE Anthony Auclair

TE O.J. Howard

TE Tevin Westbrook

FB Quayvon Hicks

RB Jojo Kemp

WR Jordan Westercamp

RB Chad Newell

WR Cole Freytag

WR Riley Cooper

WR Bobo Wilson

WR Riley Cooper

WR Jordan Westercamp

WR Derel Walker

DT Danny O'Brien

DT Stevie Tu'ikolovatu

DT Doug Webb

DT Stevie Tu'ikolovatu

DT Stevie Tu'ikolovatu

G Drake Miller

G Connor Bozick

G Matt Liedtke

C Bret Niederreither

OT Cole Gardner

OT Korren Kirven

CB Jonathan Moxey

QB Seth Liufau

WR Riley Cooper

WR Cole Freytag

WR Jordan Westercamp

WR Bobo Wilson

QB Seth Liufau

GM Jason Licht

TE O.J. Howard

HC Dirk Koetter

OT Cole Gardner

S Justin Evans

S Justin Evans

DC Mike Smith

RB Jojo Kemp

QB Alex Snyder

TE Tevin Westbrook

TE O.J. Howard

S Justin Evans

S Zach Edwards

WR Chris Godwin

DT Stevie Tu'ikolovatu
That would not be a surprise, as the annual rookie camp has often generated a couple signings from among the field of tryout players. Last year, for instance, the Bucs signed linebacker Micah Awe, defensive tackle Travis Britz and tackle Kelby Johnson, all tryout players, in the days following camp. None of those three made the team, but in 2015 wide receivers Adam Humphries and Donteea Dye went all the way from tryout contracts to significant roles in the offense in the regular season.
The Buccaneers may also sign an additional tryout player or two at a later date. However, if it turns out that only one new player emerges from this year's rookie camp, that would also not be a surprise. Greater roster depth on a team that is coming off a 9-7 season and expecting to challenge for the playoffs in 2017 means fewer opportunities for newcomers.
"We're full at 90 and then we'd have to trade some guys out for a tryout guy," said Buccaneers Head Coach Dirk Koetter after Saturday's practice. "I think just in general our roster is deeper than it was a year ago. I think it's getting tougher and tougher to make it. When you start thinking about, 'Yeah, we'd like to have this guy, but who do you want to let go?' it's not so easy, I know [General Manager] Jason [Licht] and his guys are watching practice and thinking the same thing. There's some guys that maybe a year or two ago might have had a better chance, but we've got a deeper football team right now than we did a year before."