Pewter Report is known for its Bucs Best Bet predictions, which are the players we believe the Bucs are targeting and would draft in either the first three rounds or the final four rounds. Pewter Report has had quite a bit of success in forecasting Bucs picks in recent years with Bucs Best Bets such as OLB Joe Tryon-Shoyinka and QB Kyle Trask in 2021, DT Logan Hall and TE Cade Otton in 2022, and G Cody Mauch, OLB YaYa Diaby, TE Payne Durham and WR Trey Palmer in 2023. Pewter Report’s 2024 NFL Draft coverage is energized by CELISUS – the official energy drink of Pewter Report. Click here to sa ..read more

Pewter Report is known for its Bucs Best Bet predictions, which are the players we believe the Bucs are targeting and would draft in either the first three rounds or the final four rounds. Pewter Report has had quite a bit of success in forecasting Bucs picks in recent years with Bucs Best Bets such as OLB Joe Tryon-Shoyinka and QB Kyle Trask in 2021, DT Logan Hall and TE Cade Otton in 2022, and G Cody Mauch, OLB YaYa Diaby, TE Payne Durham and WR Trey Palmer in 2023. Pewter Report’s 2024 NFL Draft coverage is energized by CELISUS – the official energy drink of Pewter Report. Click here to sa ..read more

Just days before the NFL Draft, Pewter Report reveals their best bets for who the Bucs are most likely to pick at every single position. Pewter Report has been pretty accurate on this over the years so it’s a good start to learn about the players that could be Bucs by the end of the week after the draft. Energized by Celsius Get all of Pewter Report’s insight and answers to Bucs fans’ questions in the latest edition of the Pewter Report Podcast: Bucs Best Bets 2024 Pewter Report Podcasts Are Energized By CELSIUS Watch the Pewter Report Podcasts live on our PewterReportTV channel on ..read more

Pewter Report analyzes the top players in the 2024 NFL Draft with its position previews – energized by CELSIUS, the official energy drink of Pewter Report. Adam Slivon continues the previews with the safety position, giving a comprehensive look at what the Bucs have and what they need at safety. Slivon also provides a detailed list of this year’s top safeties while Pewter Report’s Scott Reynolds offers up the Bucs draft needs and the annual Pewter Report Bucs’ Best Bets – the most likely safety for the Bucs to select in Rounds 1-3, and in Rounds 4-7. What The Bucs Have At Safety The Bucs ..read more

Pewter Report analyzes the top players in the 2024 NFL Draft with its position previews – energized by CELSIUS, the official energy drink of Pewter Report. Matt Matera continues the previews with the cornerback position, with a comprehensive look at what the Bucs have and what they need at the position. Matera also provides a detailed list of this year’s top cornerbacks. In addition, Scott Reynolds offers up the Bucs’ draft needs and the annual Pewter Report Bucs Best Bets – the most likely cornerback for the Bucs to select in Rounds 1-3 and in Rounds 4-7. What The Bucs Have At Cornerbac ..read more

It’s NFL Draft week and now it’s time for the final edition of the Pewter Report 2024 7-Round Bucs Mock Draft – energized by CELSIUS, the official energy drink of Pewter Report. Coming off a 9-8 season and a third straight NFC South championship, Tampa Bay filled a bunch of needs in free agency by re-signing every one of its star players and adding some new free agents. As expected, the Bucs parted ways with 31-year old edge rusher Shaq Barrett this offseason, and they let starting inside linebacker Devin White walk in free agency. Tampa Bay also traded starting cornerback Carlton Davis III an ..read more

NFL Draft Week is here, which means the Bucs will be on the clock for their first-round pick soon enough. They currently hold the No. 26 pick on the first round, which will take place on Thursday night, before the draft continues with rounds two and three Friday and culminates with rounds four, five, six and seven on Saturday. Bucs head coach Todd Bowles and GM Jason Licht – Photo courtesy of the Buccaneers Tampa Bay currently has seven picks, with two third-round selections and no fifth-rounder. Todd Bowles’ team has needs all over the field, though outside linebacker, guard, center and per ..read more

Every general manager has certain preferences that will guide the positioning of their draft boards. It’s not a perfect science, but at the same time there will be certain markers that will create buckets or pockets that players will fall in to. These include things like character and how well guys do in interviews. How well they can explain football concepts and theories on a whiteboard. Their tape. Athletic testing is a factor as well. Bucs general manager Jason Licht is no different. A few weeks ago, I did a breakdown of Licht’s preferences when it came to high-round picks as it pertained ..read more

After taking you through some of my favorite offensive players in this year’s NFL Draft let’s turn our attention to four players who are definitely “My Guys” this year. As a reminder, to qualify for this list a player isn’t necessarily the guy I think is the best at his position, but someone I am higher on than consensus or someone who I would be “banging the table for” in a draft room if he was up against other players who I have similarly graded. If you want a good idea of what the consensus board looks like I highly recommend checking out Arif Hasan’s Wide Left on Substack. Iowa Cornerback ..read more

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