So far, the NFL Draft has been good for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but they need to add another impact player in round three.
Rueben Bain Jr. and Josiah Trotter have been home run picks through the first two rounds, but we can't overlook the importance of round three, where the Bucs could solve another starting problem.
The Buccaneers have only six picks remaining in the draft, barring a trade, so Jason Licht has to be diligent in his selections.
3 can't miss round three prospects that will have Tampa Bay Buccaneers' fans cheering
Skyler Bell - WR - UConn
Fans could consider Bell another draft steal. He is one of the more well-rounded and polished receivers in this year's draft. He has been flying under the radar, but he won't at the next level. Bell could step in on day one and contribute immediately. He can hit the go routes, slants, play outside on the boundary, or slide into the slot. Basically, Bell can play every WR position equally well. Baker Mayfield would love to have the sure-handed receiver running routes.
Ja'Kobi Lane - WR - USC
Makai Lemon stole all the pre-draft accolades that eventually landed him being drafted in round one. Teams shouldn't be sleeping on Lane, who could turn into a more prototypical WR at the NFL level. Tall with good route skills and hands, Lane is a superb prospect who would give Baker Mayfield a weapon that stands out at 6'4".
Gracen Halton - DT - Oklahoma
Winning on the defensive line is important, and the Buccaneers need the help. Holt had one of the best Senior Bowl showings of any defensive player, but that only highlights what he can do. With better coaching at the next level, Holt could become a full-time starter, but he projects early as a rotational player. Still, his mechanics, leverage against linemen, and physical ability are hard to overlook.
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