OL Adam Gettis
A journeyman at the NFL level, Gettis is proving to be good value for the Bucs as depth along the OL. Consistent play in pre season has earned Gettis a nod given the inconsistent play of the rest of the backup OL the Bucs trotted out there.
OL Michael Liedtke
Leidtke always showed promise as interior OL, but his surprising play at OT has really solidified himself a roster spot as being the ultimate swiss army knife of depth by playing inside and outside Ol positions. Can he carry that momentum in the regular season?
RB Shaun Wilson
If you blink a second you would think that guy running around looks like Aaron Stecker. Wilson has the stop/start stutter step and change of direction that makes him exciting to watch every time the ball is in his hands. For an offense that has weapons everywhere adding a jitterbug like him into the mix is simply a steal.
DT Jerel Worthy
If Gettis is the journeyman on offense then Worthy is the defensive version. Due to various injuries and short stints around the league has the light finally come on for such a promising talent? Worthy for the Bucs showed great hustle and yet in the past he had a reputation of not being consistent. His pad level and first step are very good so can Buckner harness his talent?
LB Jack Cichy
One of the best LBS in college football that saw injury derail high hopes. Now on a roster can this talented LB carve a niche? As is tradition in recent Bucs defensive history he is following the foot steps of many before him.
CB De'Vante Harris
A player with great upside saw immediate NFL action but was routinely beat. Now, with the Bucs it seems he has renewed vigor to prove that he has improved and learned from that humbling experience.
S Isaiah Johnson
Consistently on the PS and finally carved a niche onto the final roster. Can he see playing time as steady player for the Bucs at some point?
