On this episode of Cannon Fire Podcast, we break down Tampa Bay’s full draft haul, including first-round pick Rueben Bain Jr., Missouri linebacker Josiah Trotter, Georgia State wide receiver Ted Hurst, Miami cornerback Keionte Scott, Clemson defensive lineman DeMonte Capehart, Notre Dame offensive lineman Billy Schrauth and LSU tight end Bauer Sharp.

Did Jason Licht and the Buccaneers find impact players for the future? Did Tampa Bay address its biggest needs? We’re reacting to every pick, the best values, biggest questions and what this class means for the Bucs moving forward.

A few days before the 2026 NFL Draft, we’re breaking down the biggest first-round questions facing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

On this episode of the Cannon Fire Podcast, we take a look at the latest Buccaneers mock draft buzz, the top offensive and defensive prospects tied to Tampa Bay, and which players make the most sense for Jason Licht and Todd Bowles in round one. From edge rushers and corners to offensive line and weapon options, we go through the best fits, the biggest risks, and what we think the Bucs should do when they’re on the clock.

We also discuss some of the hottest names connected to Tampa Bay in recent mocks, including possible impact defenders, offensive wild cards, and which direction would give the Buccaneers the best value in the first round.

Who should the Tampa Bay Buccaneers draft in round one?

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are at a crossroads. Is this team reloading for another run or quietly entering a new era?

On this episode of the Cannon Fire Podcast, we’re joined by Trevor Sikkema of Pro Football Focus ( @ProFootballFocus ) to break down the big picture direction of the Bucs. From the state of the roster to the long term vision of the front office, we dive into whether Tampa Bay is still built to contend or if this offseason signals something bigger.

We discuss the team’s biggest needs, realistic draft scenarios, under the radar prospects who could be perfect fits, and what the overall strategy says about the future of the franchise. If the Bucs want to stay competitive in the NFC, the next few moves will be critical.