Bucs_n_Noles, Tampa, FL (2026)

04/30/2022

Last three pick for the Bucs!

04/30/2022

Bucs take Punter Jake Camarda out of Georgia!

04/30/2022

Bucs take Cade Otton with pick 106!

04/30/2022

At pick no. 91 Bucs take Running Back Rachaad White.

04/30/2022

Bucs take Luke Goedeke with pick 57 in the 2nd round!

04/29/2022

Bucs take Logan Hall with pick 33 in the 2nd round!

04/19/2021

My first pick for my mock draft I have the taking Landon Dickerson guard/center out of Alabama. Dickerson fits well into the mold of the offensive linemen the bucs look for. He provides depth for the offensive line now and a possible replacement for either Ryan Jensen who is in a contract here or Alex Cappa who is in the last year of his rookie deal.

Summaries via: Dane Brugler The Athletic

1.Landon Dickerson
SUMMARY: A two-year starter at Alabama, Dickerson began his Tide career at guard before settling at center in offensive coordinator Steve Sarkisian’s scheme, helping the Tide take home the Joe Moore Award as college football’s top offensive line in 2020. He started for Jimbo Fisher as a true freshman at Florida State and looked like a future star, but three season-ending injuries derailed his time in Tallahassee (played in only 13 of a possible 38 games from 2016 to '18). He started 24 straight games at Alabama before his torn ACL in the SEC Championship Game. Dickerson moves with balanced footwork to handle gap penetrators and remove linebackers at the second level. Although he doesn’t always play disciplined, his mauling attitude, brick hands and finishing skills frustrate opponents. Overall, Dickerson’s medical evaluation could be an obstacle, but he offers guard/center flexibility with the smarts, toughness and competitive makeup that will win over NFL coaching staffs. He projects as an immediate starter with an All-Pro ceiling if he can stay healthy.