2020 NFL Draft: Late-round QB prospects the Buccaneers could target

EUGENE, OR - SEPTEMBER 24: Linebacker Troy Dye #35 of the Oregon Ducks sacks quarterback Steven Montez #12 of the Colorado Buffaloes during the second quarter of the game at Autzen Stadium on September 24, 2016 in Eugene, Oregon. (Photo by Steve Dykes/Getty Images) /

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TEMPE, ARIZONA – NOVEMBER 30: Quarterback Khalil Tate #14 of the Arizona Wildcats throws a deep pass during the second half of the NCAAF game against the Arizona State Sun Devils at Sun Devil Stadium on November 30, 2019 in Tempe, Arizona. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images) /

3. Khalil Tate, Arizona

Khalil Tate didn’t show the arm ability for an organization to draft him in the early rounds, but his pure play-making ability make him an interesting prospect as a ‘project QB.’

Tate played on an Arizona team that was clearly out-matched to the rest of the Pac-12 and still find ways to get move the ball. He did throw 11 interceptions during his junior season, but Tate would still be a QB who the Buccaneers could take a chance on in the later rounds (5-7) if they saw fit.

Tate isn’t going to be a guy that comes in and makes an impact right away. He has accuracy issues and is a bit shorter (6-foot-2) than what most want at the QB position, but he’d still be worth a look for a late-rounder with plenty of athletic promise and potential.

After all, you could always convert him to a slot WR if he didn’t work out at QB.

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