No matter which side – angle – leg? – of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers draft strategy you agree with, the bottom line is, the team needs to add some offensive weapons.
Isaiah Wynn from Georgia isn’t the most popular Bulldog, but he’s a good one and part of the reason the other two had as much success as they did.
Jason Licht has already addressed the offensive line in very real ways, but if the team truly hopes to resurrect their once promising running attack, he shouldn’t stop with what he’s done so far.
The early twenties is a good spot to pick Wynn, and would give the team an immediate starter to go opposite Ali Marpet and play next to new center Ryan Jensen.