With the sudden news that the Jacksonville Jaguars are closing in a deal to trade cornerback C.J. Henderson to the Carolina Panthers in return for tight end Dan Arnold and a fifth round pick in next year’s draft, the Buccaneers have lost out on one potential fix to their defensive secondary issues.
Throughout the season so far, it’s been widely believed that the Bucs should explore the possibility of a trade for Henderson. This looked to be the case even more so with how well Bucs tight end Rob Gronkowski has been playing, leaving tight end O.