2022 NFL Draft grades for all 32 teams: Who won the NFL Draft?

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2022 NFL Draft grade: B+

33. Logan Hall, DL, Houston
57. Luke Goedeke, IOL, Central Michigan
91. Rachaad White, RB, Arizona State
106. Cade Otton, TE, Washington
133. Jake Camarda, P, Georgia
157. Zyon McCollum, DB, Sam Houston State
218. Ko Kieft, TE, Minnesota
248. Andre Anthony, EDGE, LSU

When you look at this class for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, there’s very little not to like. You could argue value at some spots, but the Buccaneers were picking late in most rounds and didn’t have the luxury of waiting for certain guys to fall to their picks in respective rounds.

At the top of round two after trading down a handful of picks, the Bucs got someone I feel is going to be a clear first-round value anyway in Logan Hall. The Houston star has tremendous versatility on the front and he will be a weapon for Todd Bowles.

Luke Goedeke was underrated throughout this process and he will step in as a starting guard this year along with newcomer Shaq Mason from the Patriots. The Bucs offensive line has been effectively reset.

Rachaad White was one of my favorite picks in day three of mock draft scenarios I put together, but that’s only because I felt like he presented a day two value on day three. The Bucs got him at 91 and didn’t let him last to day three. He’s a ridiculous athlete who will play a prominent role early.

Cade Otton was the first pick of Day 3 and the Bucs broke his fall. He was a true “Y” tight end at Washington and has untapped potential as a receiver. With Rob Gronkowski’s situation up the air, Otton could play a big role.

I’m here for the Jake Camarda selection and the Bucs will be able to really flip the field whenever their offense struggles.

Zyon McCollum is the star of Day 3 for this class in my opinion. He was an outstanding playmaker for the last handful of years at the FCS level and he got a perfect 10 in the RAS department.