5 Bucs to watch in Rookie Minicamp

The Rookie class of the Buccaners 2025 arrived at the Adventhealth Training Center on Thursday. Since the three -day spectacle of the NFL in Green Bay of the NFL, the BUCS brass has received a favorable testimony from various media, in which the selection of the team is being built for the future for the future. After his fourth title in the division in episode, Tampa Bay started with his latest acquisitions – six players who were recorded in the 2025 NFL design. The Bucs chose the recipient Emeka Egbuka (19, first round), Cornerback Benjamin Morrison (53, second round), Cornerback Jacob Parrish (84, third round), outside of LineBacker David Walker (121, fourth round), defense lineman Elijah Roberts (157, fifth round) and reciver -Tez -johnson (235, Siebhah Roberts). There will be several fascinating position battles during the entire rookie -Minicamp and the competition will arouse between the hash markings. Since the latest BUCs met in the field, five players can be seen here:

The Buccaners began the draft by taking the Egbuka of the state of Ohio in the first round. His skills that nature is similar to Chris Godwin was too fascinating to pass the Bucs. Egbuka will join a talented reception room, which is led by Godwin and Mike Evans and brings his own dimension to the mix. Todd Bowles confirmed that Egbuka gets work on all three recipients and is used across the formation to deliver juice in the team's offensive jug about the team. Egbuka mainly played from the slot in the state of Ohio and ended his college career with the most receptions (205) and took second place in the preservation of yards in the program history. He carries out routes with precision and understands how to manipulate the reporting with speed and leg work variations on the trunk. He orders the fishing point and will be another friendly goal for Baker Mayfield. He quickly finds cavities in the zone and works effortlessly on football for Crossser. Egbuka is also a willing blocker and will be observed when he hits the practice field for the first time as a Buccaneer.

The Buccaners twice in the NFL design in 2025 in the corner, with the second selection to the Parrish of the state of Kansas. The Bucs dealt with one of the biggest concerns in the deep card, which strengthened the position and added the competition for the success of the success. In the state of Kansas, Parrish played outside of the cornerback and also switched to nickel on the third Down packages. Parrish led the team in passes as a junior and in the second year and stated the tone in the secondary level with the qualifications and a great vertical speed. He tries to disturb the publications with balanced footwork, and he has a strong open-field attack ability. Parrish always has the versatility of the outside and the Lobent in 2024 always mentions all-Big 12 players for the ball and brings its ball capabilities into the bay.

The Bucs added the outdoor area by purchasing Haason Reddick and signed Anthony Nelson again to join Yaya Diaby and Chris Braswell, but this did not prevent the club's brass from adding more pass-rush fireplace with Walker. Walker became one of the most productive players in FCS history as a three-time consensus and scored 82.5 duels for losses and 39 bags in the last four seasons in Central Arkansas and Southern Arkansas. He puts his will on a blocker with outbreak from the snap and violent hands. Walker led chaos with 33.8 percent of his career in the Backfield. With a balanced attack of speed and power-based maneuvers, Walker led the line for central Arkansas and adds a multifaceted skills for Bowles to weapons weapons.

The Bucs strengthened the line of defense with Elijah Roberts, a two -year -old starter for the Mustangs. In the last two seasons at the SMU, Roberts combined for 131 prints, which showed number 1 in the FBS during this period. He uses his strength to overwhelm at the point of attack and bully with a trademark. Roberts has an effective conversion of speed to electricity and uses its length to set a solid edge. Roberts is played for the SMU both as seven and nine technology and its versatile repertoire will bring the Buccaneers.

The Bucs recorded another recipient in the seventh, Oregon's Energizer recipient/Punt -returnor Tez Johnson. Johnson offers Punt -Return potential and explosive speed that can be seen before and after the catch. He will reunite with the former team -mate of Oregon, Bucky Irving, in red and tin. Johnson will keep an eye on the Rookie -Minicamp in the open field because his ability appears on screens and industries. He can quickly work over the tip of the corners and classified second place in the FBS with 35 catches behind the scrimmage in 2024. Johnson can start with ease and stop to redirect and lead an average of 8.9 yards per punt return in college. Although he only played for the Ducks for two years, he ended the Top Five in Oregon's history in the history of career in the history of Oregon (169).