In Scott Reynolds' monthly column for Pewter Report's 2010 Free Agency Preview, he offers up PR's first 7-round Bucs' mock draft of 2010. Who is Tampa Bay taking in the second round? How many defensive linemen will the Bucs draft this year? Which wide receivers will Tampa Bay select?

Bucs G.M. Mark Dominik and head coach Raheem Morris have bought into the build-through-the-draft philosophy, and it’s a wise one – unless it costs them their jobs. If the Glazers are endorsing a patient approach to building the team, they should show the same level of patience with Dominik and Morris.

Do the Bucs have a need for an elite pass rusher that does a great job of stuffing the run, too? How high is Tampa Bay on Georgia Tech junior Derrick Morgan? How productive was the Yellowjackets prospect? Where would Tampa Bay draft Morgan? Find out in this Pewter Prospect profile.

Despite some concern at left guard where Arron Sears will battle Jeremy Zuttah for the starting job, the Buccaneers feel like they have adequate depth at the guard position due to the emergence of Marc Dile, who had a very productive season on Tampa Bay's practice squad last year.

It's time for Pewter Report's latest version of its 7-Round Bucs Mock Draft. There have been several changes since last month's edition, including the addition of five new players in this mock draft and a couple of holdover prospects moving up and down the rounds.

Should the Buccaneers pursue mercurial, big-play receiver Terrell Owens in free agency this year? What did Alex Van Pelt have to say about T.O.? What does DT Roy Miller want to do this offseason? Which linebacker should the Bucs trade up to get in the draft? Get the answers and inside scoop in this edition of SR's Fab 5.

What does Alex Van Pelt think of Josh Freeman's game? What mechanical issue is Van Pelt already working on correcting with Freeman? What does Van Pelt think of Josh Johnson and Rudy Carpenter? Do the Bucs need an experienced veteran QB? Get the answers and more in this month's Pewter Report Conversation.

According to Tampa Bay head coach Raheem Morris, helping Josh Freeman – not the defense – was supposed to be the priority this offseason. Thus far, the Bucs have done little to help their franchise quarterback, although there is still time to find him some weapons.

Raheem Morris has an eye for talent and has played a significant role in Tampa Bay drafting several great players. With his job being on the line in 2010, the Bucs head coach must be more assertive in the war room and make sure the team drafts the players he wants.

The third round has been one that has been talent-rich in the NFL Draft for the Buccaneers over the years. Pewter Report’s Scott Reynolds offers up his 10 best third-round draft picks in Tampa Bay history in this month’s Pewter Report Top 10 List.