1. Robert Nkemdiche - DT - Ole Miss - Yeah, he's a bit of a knucklehead, but as far as strength, explosion and size for a D-Lineman he's the tops in this class. Put him at NT next to McCoy and you have a DT duo to compete with Carolina's for top defensive interior in the league.2. Carl Nassib - DE - Penn State - I have really liked this guy through the whole process. He's a one year wonder, but what he put on tape in that one year is better than any other DE in the draft. Not an OLB or a 3-4 DE, so hopefully he can make it to us in round 2. 3. Matt Judon - DE - Grand Valley State - Didn't play against the best competition, but had great production, very good tape, and was a top performer for DE at the combine, showing more explosion than almost any other RDE prospects, including Noah Spence. 4. Javon Hargrave - DT - South Carolina State - I'm sure the Bucs would love to address other needs, but Hargrave is just too talented to pass up. He's from a small school, but really stood out at the East West Shrine game. At the combine he showed himself to be a very similar athlete to Sheldon Rankins. 5. Dan Vitale - FB - North Western - Some may consider the 5th a little early for a FB, but Vitale proved himself a very good pass catcher at North Western and had a very good combine. 6. K.J. Dillon - S - West Virginia - Karl Joseph is getting all the attention, but Dillon had a very good career at West Virginia. Dillon is a hitter, and gives Mike Smith a bigger in the box safety, but one who can also run, to pair with Chris Conte and McDougald. 6. Tra Carson - RB - Texas A & M - The Bucs need a goal line back. Martin was not great in the red zone last year, and Mike James hasn't flashed anything in a long time. The Bucs also need depth at RB. If Martin were to go down, it is very questionable as to wether Sims could carry a feature back load.
