With the Senior Bowl now in the rear view mirror, it’s time for the scouting world to update their mock drafts.

Next on the draft calendar is the NFL Scouting Combine in late February. With the athletic test and official numbers from Indianapolis still a ways away, these are the top mock drafts that we found when trying to get an idea of which players might be the consensus Tampa Bay Buccaneers pick as things stand right now.

Here’s what we found. Tell us what you think.

Scott Reynolds, PewterReport.com

Pick: Washington DT Vita Vea

“Vea’s presence would not only increase the production of Tampa Bay’s defensive ends, he would also occupy a double team on most plays, which would allow Pro Bowl defensive tackle Gerald McCoy to get freed up for even more one-on-one pass rush situations. Because of his movement ability, Vea could also be moved around the line to play three-technique defensive tackle or even defensive end in some situations if the Bucs wanted to go with a big defensive line that consisted of Vea, McCoy, 340-pound defensive tackle Stevie Tu’ikolovatu and 295-pound defensive end Will Gholston.”

Mel Kiper, ESPN

Pick: Notre Dame OG Quenton Nelson

“Nelson is a plug-and-play starter who would be an upgrade for almost every team.”

Daniel Jeremiah, NFL Network

Pick: UTSA DE Marcus Davenport

“Davenport reminds me of Ziggy Ansah coming out of BYU, and the Bucs need to add some life to their pass rush.”

“Disruptive edge rushers with length, athleticism and sack production are always coveted at a premium.”