Three picks into the Bucs’ 2020 class, and you can’t help but feel great about where the team is right now. They addressed their two biggest holes with two of the best 25 players in the class in OT Tristan Wirfs and S Antoine Winfield. RB Ke’Shawn Vaughn may have been a reach, but running back is the least important position to be loaded at in the NFL. They’ll be fine.

The Bucs head into day three with four selections, but none until the 5th round at pick No. 161. Here’s my dream scenario for how day 3 of the draft could lay out for the Bucs tonight:

5th Round (161): Minnesota WR Tyler Johnson (6-1, 206)

Johnson met with the Bucs before the COVID-19 crisis hit, so there’s some level of interest here. He may buck the trend of speed that the Bucs like to prioritize at the wide receiver position, but really there are just rumors that he’s slow. His tape looks fine in that regard, and he never tested pre-draft, so we don’t know.

What we do know is that Johnson consistently made high degree of difficulty catches look easy during his time at Minnesota, and there were few better in the country at gaining separation in their routes. Johnson isn’t a No. 1 receiver in the NFL, but he can play inside and outside and he consistently won vertically in the Big Ten without being a true burner. He’s the type of receiver Tom Brady has had a lot of success with over the years, and it will be no different in Tampa if he can last to pick 161.

5th Round WR Backup Plan: Isaiah Hodgins, WR, Oregon State or Antonio Gandy-Golden, WR, Liberty. I wrote about all these guys in depth right here.