It’s been a recurring theme throughout the offseason, but once again, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers need help on their offensive line. With Demar Dotson out for anywhere from six to eight weeks with a sprained MCL, the Buccaneers have a huge void to fill at right tackle and starting Patrick Omameh may not be the answer.
According to the Tampa Bay Times’ Greg Auman, the Bucs plan to bring in former Indianapolis Colts tackle Gosder Cherilus for a visit. Cherlius, 31, was released by the Colts late last month after financial issues and medical concerns caused him to fall out of favor in the organization.