What Frazier/Tedford want: Reading between the lines

After watching both of their respective press conferences and looking over the roster I can make an educated guess as to what these two coordinators will want to add to this team.  Lets start with the defense because it is a lot easier:1. Defensive end:  Clayborn, Gholston, Bowers, and Means is an alright collection of talent.  But for this defense to come to form and take advantage of the pressure McCoy provides a DE is a top priority.  In fact, I think the Bucs not only sign a free agent DE but also draft one.2. Mike/Nickle LB:  Frazier feels that the Bucs have some of the pieces in place (David, McCoy, Revis) but stressed the importance of a nickel CB which is essentially a starter and an assistant coach entirely responsible for nickel DB's,  This implies that a coverage LB is a must for nickel situations as well to line up next to David.  Don't forget that the Bucs have three of their LB's as UFA's so I expect the Bucs to sign a FA LB and probably draft a LB late to compete at SAM/MIKE or a backup spot.3. Nickel CB: Lovie and Frazier will have Marmie coaching "nickel backs" and Frazier feels that a nickel back has to be starting quality in this league.  Banks he feels seems like a good fit on the outside because he can come up in run support and play in space.  But the Bucs don't have a nickel back of that caliber that Frazier describes so I expect the Bucs to sign one in FA to be a "starter".Next up is the offense and Tedford wasn't as forthcoming but we can still make an educated guesses:1. Speed on the outside (WR, RB):  Basically if the Bucs are to run WR bubble screens or HB screens they need guys that can attack the perimeter.  MW and Jackson can do WR screens but they are not burners.  Also for slot play you need a high twitch guy so this is where speed will be important.  I expect the Bucs to bring in a quick or speedy WR to compliment Vjax/Mwill.  Martin, Rainey, and James will be a good trio I believe in this scheme and can catch the ball.  But a burner/KR/PR is missing from the group to round it out.  Demps?  Who knows?  Dexter McCluster would fit the bill if you ask me.2. Running the football: He made it clear that the Bucs will run the football whether it is inside runs or outside runs or even traps/sweeps.  This will require the Bucs to bring in an OL or two given these three factors: 1, Nicks situation is uncertain and Tedford doesn't know his status (or so he claims) 2. Meredith and Larsen are unrestricted free agents, 3. Bucs have little or no depth if Meredith and Larsen are not re-signed.  Tedford did not talk about the other OL but for his offense to work and protect the QB the OL will most likely be shored up. 3. He will fi the offense based on the personnel he has to work with: Well the Bucs have personnel for the running attack and perimeter game with Vjax/mwill.  But a TE that can attack the seem or a slot WR is non existent on this roster.  Those areas will probably be addressed to round out the roster.4. QB position: He felt Glennon did some good things bu there are areas where he can improve (mechanics).  He also said that he need to hit the weight room and also focus on having a quicker release as every little bit helps. He like Glennon moving around and creating different launch pads.  But he feels he has a lot of room for improvement (mechanically).  The impression I have is that the Bucs will probably lean on bringing a veteran QB first.  Drafting a QB may be a possibility however, but not something they plan on. It looks like they want a second look with Glennon in a different offense and with speeding up his mechanics.