Pre-combine mocks are rarely accurate, but still fun. Here's my first crack at it. (Extra 3rd round pick is from a Mike Glennon trade. I think that's the likely compensation we'd be willing to take.)1. Jameis Winston, QB, FSU http://youtu.be/t1hpBfQnmQ4 Winston is the truth on the field. There's no doubt he's the best QB prospect in terms of talent and ability in this draft. He has very few weaknesses on the field, it's off the field that is cause for concern. Due diligence is needed, but if all pans out in Winston's favor, this is a no brainer.2nd Choice, Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon2. Cameron Erving, C/OT, FSU http://youtu.be/l-CJ0URg4is Erving may not slip out of the 1st round, but if he does, the Bucs need to make the pick. Familiarity with Winston aside, Erving is just an extremely gifted athlete who provides lots of flexibility. He could play LT and would be an instant upgrade, or stay at center, allowing Dotson to move to LT and Dietrich-Smith to move to RG, a position he has experience with playing in Green Bay. He's also a candidate to start immediately at RT if Dotson wins the LT spot.2nd Choice: A.J. Cann, RG, South Carolina3. Trey Flowers, DE, ArkansasA versatile DE that can play either side. Could immediately contribute as a rotational player or potential starter.3. Jordan Richards, SS, Stanford http://youtu.be/orqbUexjb2k The last SS the Bucs drafted from Stanford turned out to be pretty good, and Richards has a lot in common with #47, in the way that he conducts himself both on and off the field.4. Donovan Smith, OT, Penn StateA versatile lineman who also offers flexibility. Can be groomed at RT or at RG,5. Jamison Crowder, WR, Duke http://youtu.be/FAHaHHwHlz8 Smallish WR, but very talented and shifty. Could develop into a very good return man/3rd WR.6. Byron Jones, CB, UConn http://youtu.be/5uXpEtBsUp4 A low risk/high reward pick that has seen his stock drop due to a season ending injury.7. Jahwan Edwards, RB, Ball State http://youtu.be/djxm0D7WH4E A fiesty, aggressive runner who catches the ball well out of the backfield.
