Bucs Working Out Receivers Justin Pawlowski @CommishOnlineMar 19, 2015 
The Bucs are taking a closer look at receivers who might be available later in the draft.The Buccaneers' draft plans seem to be unfolding right before our eyes. It's safe to assume they'll go quarterback with their 1st pick...likely Jameis Winston. The next few rounds should be filled with offensive linemen and defensive ends. After that, the Bucs could turn their attention to improving at wide receiver and in the return game.With a deep wide receiver class yet again in 2015, the Bucs have the luxury of waiting until the latter portions of the NFL draft and still getting a player who can add a spark to the Bucs offense. Luke Easterling @LukeEasterling Per @MerissaFOX5, UGA WR Chris Conley & QB Hutson Mason have worked out together w/#Bucs.9:34 AM - 18 Mar 2015 Rand Getlin ? @Rand_Getlin Former #Duke WR Jamison Crowder's name is buzzing. Has workouts scheduled with the #Bucs, #Panthers, #Patriots and #Texans.3:09 PM - 18 Mar 2015 Conley was generally an unknown among the media before he exploded at the combine. At 6'2'' and 213 lbs, Conley ran an official time of 4.35 during his 40-yard dash and had a 45" vertical. These results have teams going back and analyzing his film even closer. Conley is still more of a developmental receiver, but he obviously has natural talent to build around.Here's some of Conley to watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmPVipftmes Crowder is much different than Conley. Crowder, 5'8'' 180 lbs, ran a slow 40-yard dash of 4.56 at the combine. Crowder jumped onto the NFL radar with his play during Senior Bowl week. Crowder is more quick than straight-line fast. His best fit is at slot receiver and return man in the NFL. I would say Crowder could be reminiscent to former Falcons wide receiver Harry Douglas, whom Bucs offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter had success with.Here's some of Crowder to watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RH7W62t8tE With this being such a deep receiver class yet again, both of these receivers might be available in the 5th round for the Bucs to consider. The Bucs have two 5th round picks this year.Follow Bucs Blitz on twitter: @TBBucsOnScoutlink
