Buccaneers 7-round Mock Draft Championship Sunday Edition

By Ryan Doyle | Jan 20, 2019

BATON ROUGE, LA - SEPTEMBER 09: Andraez Williams #29 of the LSU Tigers celebrates an interception with Ed Paris #21 during the first half of a game against the Chattanooga Mocs at Tiger Stadium on September 9, 2017 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. (Photo by Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images) /

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BATON ROUGE, LA – SEPTEMBER 09: Andraez Williams #29 of the LSU Tigers breaks up a pass against Alphonso Stewart #9 of the Chattanooga Mocs during the first half of a game at Tiger Stadium on September 9, 2017 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. (Photo by Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images) /

48. . CB. LSU. Greedy Williams. 5. player

The cornerback position is arguably the Buccaneers’ most glaring need. Even though general manager Jason Licht invested a pair of Day 2 picks at the spot a year ago.

Tampa Bay doesn’t have an answer at one of their outside cornerback spots. Second-round pick Carlton Davis faired well, but with Brent Grimes not in the picture, the Bucs will need to invest either a ton of money in free agency or one of their top Draft picks to address the situation.

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The Bucs decided to invest in LSU’s Greedy Williams in this Mock Draft. Williams spent a pair of seasons as the starter for the Tigers. He picked off eight passes and defended 19.

Williams displayed true traits of a lockdown cornerback. He had a knack for forcing turnovers, and his impressive measurables will make it easier for him to handle the talented receivers in the NFC South.

It may be a risk for the Buccaneers to start a pair of young cornerbacks in 2019, but having short term answers hasn’t helped in recent years.

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