Buccaneers Picked Up A MASSIVE Weapon

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  • Опубліковано 2 тра 2024
  • The Tampa Bay Buccaneers quietly made one of the best moves of the entire draft. The Tampa Bay Bucs added a productive playmaker late in the daft. This new Buccaneers playmaker is a great weapon for this offense. Fans of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers should be excited by this news.
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  • @borderpatrolnp
    @borderpatrolnp 28 днів тому +24

    The first round pick barton had a perfect 10 RAS score. He's projected to be in the middle of the line with wirfs at tackle. Goedeke and mauch should also take a step up creating one of the better offensive lines in the league. All that to say, bucky and white should be a quality 1-2 punch

    • @BrothaAustin
      @BrothaAustin 28 днів тому +1

      What's RAS?

    • @borderpatrolnp
      @borderpatrolnp 28 днів тому +3

      @austinsullivan8975 relative athletic score. from the website.."Each prospect is given a score from 0 to 10 based on how their RAS matches up to those of the same position throughout history. A perfect 10 is top of the group and the best athlete ever to work out at that position while a 0 would be the worst."

    • @josull5025
      @josull5025 28 днів тому

      If Atlanta didn't pick penix the bucs might have not had a chance to draft Barton. The bucs scored in this draft as they did last year and to bring back the boys again for one last rodeo! I like peniks a lot and think he has star potential!

  • @Smitty55dirk
    @Smitty55dirk 28 днів тому +16

    I think Bucky is a great pick for this system. Lot of motion, get him in space and let him do what he does best, make people miss! Gonna be a blast watching him in the same backfield as White! Potential to be a great tandem! GO BUCS!

  • @MarkHardKnox
    @MarkHardKnox 28 днів тому +8

    First, thank you for the coverage. Buc nation needs more of it. As a lifelong Buc fan, I like the Bucky pick but I’m more pleased that we addressed both sides of the trenches. I’m looking forward to seeing how these picks turn out under the bright lights.

  • @davidarbuckle7236
    @davidarbuckle7236 28 днів тому +8

    I learned a few years ago not to question Jason Licht's expertise, because he continues to nail the draft year after year.

    • @kevinvoisine152
      @kevinvoisine152 28 днів тому +1

      He’s gotten better. He didn’t start off like that

    • @jonathanbrownell7145
      @jonathanbrownell7145 26 днів тому +2

      @@kevinvoisine152 * cough * Aguayo * cough * to be fair his production in college was phenomenal and it was a need. Just shouldn't had been drafted that high. It's to bad he lost his confidence and never got it back.

    • @Mel-Sqr
      @Mel-Sqr 24 дні тому

      Dam best at drafting line men.

    • @marcst.pierre1321
      @marcst.pierre1321 21 день тому

      Same here.

  • @vinsanity982
    @vinsanity982 20 днів тому +1

    Bucky is the most interesting pick of Tampa’s draft. He has so much potential upside without much downside

  • @jordanrowe9281
    @jordanrowe9281 28 днів тому +6

    Loved the whole draft. I feel like we significantly improved on both sides. I’m kinda a football nerd so my favorite pick was the most unsexy pick, first round Barton.

    • @jonathanbrownell7145
      @jonathanbrownell7145 26 днів тому

      I honestly liked the guard we got in the 6th round. He sounds like he's ready to run through a brick wall any given play, and he wants to do it sooner than later.

  • @DaveTMTMTL
    @DaveTMTMTL 26 днів тому +5

    He and Rachaad are So dangerous catching swing passes out of the backfield... I know NFL teams don't line up two tailbacks together... But if we lined up both Rachaad and Irving in the backfield at the same time, would a defense DARE to ever blitz knowing that we'd probably hit their vacated area with one or the other of these guys?

    • @marcst.pierre1321
      @marcst.pierre1321 21 день тому +1

      That's interesting. I ALSO had that weirdo thought. I'm not a Xs and Os genius admittedly. But the thought gave me an evil grin about possibilities.

    • @DaveTMTMTL
      @DaveTMTMTL 21 день тому

      @@marcst.pierre1321 Same here. :-)

  • @mikejones9122
    @mikejones9122 14 днів тому +2

    Both Bucky and R. White are gonna have some bigger holes when running through our o-line, because of Big Barton... He'll be winning in the trenches! We need C. Mauch to step up in his sophomore season... Go BUCS 🚩🏴‍☠️🚩

  • @johnmcdermott5328
    @johnmcdermott5328 20 днів тому +1

    A walk on Bill Shaeffer is a great intelligent line backer and can play long snapper, what a combination and saves a position especially if he can at least back up a regular long snapper. Billy Shaeffer ability to create turnovers and get tackles for a loss is tremendous! He has a lot of potential!

  • @michaelgoodpaster183
    @michaelgoodpaster183 28 днів тому +3

    Elijah Klein - 6th Rounder - Just watch his first interview. Love that pick, just to have a guy like that in the locker room is good.

    • @xunoriginalnamex
      @xunoriginalnamex 21 день тому

      He could definitely end up being a steal. The main reason he lasted till the 6th is because UTEP is so run heavy and his pass pro reps were very limited. But that DOESN'T mean he's bad at it. So we'll likely see him work to develop that in OTAs/camp, and could be solid depth for the run game in the meantime.

  • @noclu4u384
    @noclu4u384 25 днів тому +1

    Bucs absolutely nailed this draft from the 26th position . Licht and scouts earning their money .

  • @robwells1181
    @robwells1181 28 днів тому +3

    Really liked the pick, but my vote goes to 1st rounder Graham Barton! Their interior oline will be improved, which will really help the running game.

  • @user-dk3rr7sn5m
    @user-dk3rr7sn5m 26 днів тому +2

    Tykee Smith 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

  • @gameon2081
    @gameon2081 28 днів тому +3

    I like the pick a lot but will need to improve his blocking otherwise his touches will be very limited, Now I know Barton is not the sexiest pick on the 1st round but this dude will be a pro bowl in a year or two as a center and by improving the middle Baker can step up to deliver the ball and will improve the running game as well, Go Bucs!

  • @liljoker727
    @liljoker727 28 днів тому +2

    i liked of whole draft... Great picks

  • @MMTLP-JON
    @MMTLP-JON 28 днів тому +2

    Go Bucs..!

  • @xunoriginalnamex
    @xunoriginalnamex 21 день тому

    With this pick, the Bucs did something very similar to the Rams. The Rams basically justified their pick of Corum by saying "we love Kyren Williams and he reminds us a lot of him", and here we have Irving who's very similar to White.
    Some fans seem to think you NEED to have a thunder+lightning combo, but if one style of RB works very well in your system(which White does, we just need interior OL help - which Barton should provide), why not get 2 of them? You can switch them in and out without having to change your looks or approach at all.

  • @RebelSoul_
    @RebelSoul_ 28 днів тому +1

    1.A Graham Barton I thought he would never drop to us. Center has been such a weak spot for us.
    1.B Bucky love love and love his tape. Suddenly, our run game goes from the disgustingly horrendous to by the end of next season in the top half of thee league. Another great draft.

  • @evanhoward9164
    @evanhoward9164 9 днів тому

    I personally think Tykee Smith could be one of the biggest steals of the draft. The Bucs have a history of having huge draft steals taken in the 3rd with players like Chris Godwin, John Lynch, and Ronde Barber. Knowing their history of 3rd rd DB's Smith could be special. As far as Bucky goes he's the perfect example of practice speed vs game speed, some players just play faster when they're on the field.

  • @kevinmonroe6769
    @kevinmonroe6769 21 день тому +1

    Warric Dunn was small and he got it done for the bucs

  • @KenPeartree
    @KenPeartree 28 днів тому +2

    Bucky Irvin, NO doubt. I'm just over the 3.7, and 3.6 YPC from White who is so beloved by Bucs fans.

    • @scrotumscratcher2474
      @scrotumscratcher2474 27 днів тому

      Because rushing yards aren’t the only thing that matters. Also lol you do know the Bucs o line is Garbo in the run range right?

  • @MrCorneliani
    @MrCorneliani 27 днів тому +1

    I love Jalen McMillan, I can’t wait for Mike to mentor him for success

  • @user-ch6rl7ht6c
    @user-ch6rl7ht6c 26 днів тому

    Number # 28 play for the Tampa bay buccaneers 😮

  • @chanceattaway2564
    @chanceattaway2564 22 дні тому

    Tykee Smith!!! He’s going to be a Swiss Army knife for Todd Bowles!!

  • @glenngarofano
    @glenngarofano 4 дні тому +1

    They still can get a great free agent, Under the cap.

  • @mattwvr2
    @mattwvr2 21 день тому

    Graham was probably the most important as he fills in the role Ryan jensen left

  • @DKDUBB24
    @DKDUBB24 25 днів тому

    Still think we needed a bruiser at rb but i like the pick. Go bucs!

  • @apalachicola05
    @apalachicola05 27 днів тому +1

    I feel like Nick is an Oregon fan.

  • @user-ib9uh6ki9e
    @user-ib9uh6ki9e 25 днів тому

    Some of the same things were said about Warrick Dunn, who came to the Bucs from FSU in 1997 @ 5' 9", 175. Dunn was a college T&F sprinter, also - definitely faster than Irving.
    Looks like Irving has at least 10 lbs of muscle mass over Dunn.
    Both have similar balance skills and running style. Both made tacklers miss, and can redirect their momentum on a dime.
    Dunn lasted thru 12 productive NFL seasons - 15,000 all-purpose yds, and rarely missed games with injury.
    Irving looks like he has more strength/weight to run thru tackles, especially if tacklers go for the 'slobber-knocker' hit and don't wrap up, quick.
    Dunn didn't do as well as Irving does at running through heavy contact up the middle; DLs could bring Dunn down with a one-arm tackle. Irving runs with better power.
    Of course - we've all seen what Dunn could do, in both college and pro. Irving hasn't played a single down of NFL ball, yet.
    Hope Irving can be as good in pass pro as Dunn. For his entire NFL career, Dunn was an amazingly effective blocker in the pocket, for such a small guy. All that great blitzer-blocking was wasted on mediocre QB & WRs, while he was with Tampa Bay.

  • @noclu4u384
    @noclu4u384 12 днів тому

    Barton will be a top 5 center in year one .

  • @JimJWalker
    @JimJWalker 17 днів тому

    Irving reminds me of Doug Martin, but can break a tackle and can run up the gut.

  • @apalachicola05
    @apalachicola05 27 днів тому +1

    I hope he’s good. I just don’t see it. I don’t see him making it in the nfl.

  • @thebakersmancardgallery6431
    @thebakersmancardgallery6431 25 днів тому

    Baby Marshall Faulk possibly!

  • @ShawnBayyyyy
    @ShawnBayyyyy 28 днів тому +1

    Tykee Smith

  • @JonahRy-en4iy
    @JonahRy-en4iy 27 днів тому

    I guess they’re not talking about Logan Do Nothing Hall

  • @sadonaut
    @sadonaut 28 днів тому +1

    Building the Bakerneers and win the Bowl ❣️🏴‍☠️❣️

  • @horacejohnson1730
    @horacejohnson1730 9 днів тому

    He go suck! It's harder in the NFL because you're facing the fastest of the fastest of all positions, so everybody can run.

  • @alexshikhman9027
    @alexshikhman9027 28 днів тому +1

    Definitely agree with the last comment. The nfl defenses are very different and it’s shown in nfl history rb’s who are 190 just don’t make it.

  • @theganymedehypothesis4057
    @theganymedehypothesis4057 26 днів тому

    The relevant stat here is forced missed tackles.

  • @otisbanks6824
    @otisbanks6824 28 днів тому +1

    Can he pass block

  • @nandisaand5287
    @nandisaand5287 28 днів тому

    Would it have killed you to dig up some plays of the guy to run as b-roll while you talked?

  • @jonpowers8774
    @jonpowers8774 27 днів тому

    I would have preferred a bigger back personally.

  • @user-gb1vd8sj1i
    @user-gb1vd8sj1i 26 днів тому

    Graham Barton

  • @BrothaAustin
    @BrothaAustin 28 днів тому +2

    Lifelong bucs fan.The pick is fine as far as being late round and just getting to see what he can do but I dont see him making an impact.You cant be small AND slow.This guy wouldnt have gotten on the field for even mid tier SEC teams.

    • @johnwgarrett1
      @johnwgarrett1 28 днів тому +2

      I'm a huge Baker Mayfield fan. He’s considered small and slow, so why can't Bucky make magic happen, too? How different are his measurables from Emmitt Smith, and how does his elusiveness compare with Barry Sanders?

    • @apalachicola05
      @apalachicola05 27 днів тому

      @@johnwgarrett1 Baker is Small and slow. But he’s not being asked to run the ball primarily. He’s a QB not a RB. He’s not getting hit like a RB 10-15 times a game. I hope I’m wrong but I feel like this pick was a whiff. I think he will be a kick and punt returner at best. I don’t think he is worth a 4th round pick. But like said I hope I’m wrong.

    • @johnwgarrett1
      @johnwgarrett1 26 днів тому

      @apalachicola05 height is more important for QBs than for RBs, unless you think Emmitt and Barry were whiffs...

    • @apalachicola05
      @apalachicola05 26 днів тому

      @@johnwgarrett1 no I don’t but they are the exception not the rule. And they were really good. No brainer first rounders. Not this guy.

  • @apalachicola05
    @apalachicola05 27 днів тому +1

    I like our first round pick. Not sure about the rest of the draft.

  • @johnse.t.finger1418
    @johnse.t.finger1418 28 днів тому

    Yeah… I’m not excited about the pick.

  • @chalisburn
    @chalisburn 26 днів тому

    They stole Bradshaw and Tykee

  • @carsonlineberger1354
    @carsonlineberger1354 28 днів тому +1

    Too slow and can't block. I would've taken Edwards from UGA.