TAMPA — More than two weeks before their first mandatory minicamp, the Buccaneers have all but completed the task of signing the seven members of their 2015 draft class.
The Bucs reduced the number of unsigned draftees to one on Monday when they signed Penn State tackle Donovan Smith, the first of two players selected by Tampa Bay in the second round.
The only remaining unsigned players is fellow second-round draft pick Ali Marpet, a guard out of Division III Hobart college who was selected 61st overall, the highest ever for a Division III draftee.
The 6-foot-6, 338-pound Smith was selected 34th overall out of Penn State, where he started 31-of-32 career games.