Pewter Report publishes the latest NFL Mock Drafts on Mondays. Find out who some of the top draft websites have the Bucs picking in the first round. Some mock drafts go deeper and have multiple rounds.

CBS Sports’ Ryan Wilson

No. 27 – Buccaneers – Georgia DT Devonte Wyatt
Wyatt is another player who changed some minds with his Senior Bowl week and he continued to convince folks of his first-round talents by putting on a show at the combine. Incredibly quick off the snap and powerful once he gets going, he can be unstoppable when he’s on his game.

No. 60 – Texas A&M RB Isaiah Spiller

The Ringer’s Danny Kelly

Texas A&M G Kenyon Green – Photo by: USA Today

No. 27 – Buccaneers – Texas A&M G Kenyon Green
With Ali Marpet retiring and Alex Cappa, Ryan Jensen, Aaron Stinnie, and Josh Wells all heading into free agency, the Buccaneers need to shore up their offensive line. Green is a stout, big-bodied blocker who can fill either guard spot for Tampa Bay―and work in at tackle if need be.

Walter Football’s Walter Chrepinsky

No. 27 – Buccaneers – Alabama WR Jameson Williams
Antonio Brown is gone. The Bucaneers will need another receiver. Jameson Williams is a tall (6-2), electric play-maker with great burst. He hurt his knee in the national championship, but could play in 2022 at some point.

No. 60 – Buccaneers – LSU G Chasen Hines
The Buccaneers just lost Ali Marpet to a surprise retirement, so they’ll need to find a replacement. Chasen Hines is a massive interior lineman (6-3, 349) who needs to work on pass protection.

No. 91 – Buccaneers – Georgia RB James Cook
Leonard Fournette and Ronald Jones are set to hit free agency. Brother of Dalvin Cook, James is an excellent reciever out of the backfield.

No. 132 – South Alabama WR Jalen Tolbert
Antonio Brown is gone. The Buccaneers will need a new receiver and perhaps two. Jalen Tolbert has shown some big-play ability, but level of competition is obviously a question mark.

USA Today’s Nate Davis

Boston College G Zion Johnson – Photo by: USA Today

No. 27 – Buccaneers – Boston College G Zion Johnson
Strong as an ox (Combine-high 32 repetitions on the 225-pound bench press) but with relatively light feet, Tom Brady would welcome one more doorman after the Bucs lost LG Ali Marpet to retirement.

Pro Football Network’s Joe Broback

No. 27 – Buccaneers – Georgia DT Devonte Wyatt
Tom Brady solved the Bucs’ need for a quarterback for now, so they can take care of other needs with this pick. Devonte Wyatt falling to 27 is going to be tough to pass. Given that they can draft their quarterback of the future and running back (another big need) later in the draft, adding Wyatt immediately bolsters their defense.

SI.com Zack Patraw

No. 27 – Buccaneers – Iowa State RB Breece Hall
The Bucs appear to be without a running back as we get deeper into the free agency period. With Tom Brady back and the extension Chris Godwin received, this offense could use a back that can carry the load for their team. Very good-looking, compact frame that is durable and strong. Excellent in pass protection that makes him a three-down candidate at the next level. He remains very patient, but not too patient, as a runner.