Joe Tryon has the size, power and explosiveness to continue the legacy of a defensive juggernaut for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for years to come. At 6’4...
... picks will be doing this year in the Edge/OLB position since, unfortunately, Anthony Nelson has yet to grow into. Although, that’s not too much fault of his own. After ...
This week, Bucs fans have questions largely regarding the state of the roster after the 2021 draft, including the rookies most likely to contribute and possible roster additions in the coming months
... games. Even with veterans Shaquil Barrett and Jason Pierre-Paul starting and Anthony Nelson on hand to soak up some stats, there should be some room for Tryon to get on ...
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... tt or Jason Pierre-Paul out of the starting line-up, I do expect him to push Anthony Nelson down the rotational order. If that is the case then expect Tryon to pick up ...
The Bucs 2021 NFL Draft class is in the books, and now expectations must be set for rookies that likely won't see the field much this year.
... ould earn an opportunity as the team’s no. 3 edge rusher over third-year pro Anthony Nelson. Tryon instantly becomes the outside-linebacker-in-waiting behind Jason Pier ...
The Bucs had the luxury of targeting
... the outside linebacker rotation with Shaquil Barrett, Jason Pierre-Paul and Anthony Nelson. He is also expected to help out significantly on special teams right away. ...
The Bucs have added Washington pass rusher Joe Tryon in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft, but was he worth the pick?
... the Bucs. He can rush over guards on long-and-late downs. Or he can upgrade Anthony Nelson as a sub-package edge rusher. That would allow Jason Pierre-Paul to situatio ...
Every NFC South team has seen rookie edge rushers contribute significantly in recent years with limited snaps. Joe will start with the Falcons’ Takkarist McKinley, drafted at No. 26 overall in 2017. McKinley dove in head first for 38 percent […]
... le Moore. Joe has no reason to believe Tryon can’t be better than fellow OLB Anthony Nelson by midseason, and that would be a win for the Bucs. Follow ...
With the No. 32 pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, Tampa Bay selected edge rusher Joe Tryon out of Washington. Here are three things you need to know about him.
... erhaps its biggest “need” heading into the draft. With Barrett, Pierre-Paul, Anthony Nelson and now Tryon on the roster, Todd Bowles has some solid depth off the edge o ...
Tampa Bay has the luxury of taking its time with first-round pick Joe Tryon, but the 2021 first-round pick has speed, fluid movements and a high motor and could make his mark on the Bucs' defense early
... nother OLB with more than one sack in 2020. Tryon and 2019 fourth-round pick Anthony Nelson give the Buccaneers good depth at the position and the possibility of future ...
With the last pick in the first round of the 2021 NFL draft, the defending Super Bowl champions decided to beef up their defense by adding edge rusher Joe Tryon out of Washington Tryon was ranked as the No...
... trick O'Connor, Kobe Smith, Quinton Bell OLB: Jason Pierre-Paul, Joe Tryon, Anthony Nelson ILB: Devin White, Kevin Minter ILB: Lavonte David, Jack Cichy OLB: Shaqui ...
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers took Joe Tryon in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft. The Buccaneers didn't have any needs coming into the first round of the 2...
... well long term. Tampa currently doesn’t have a consistent third pass rusher. Anthony Nelson doesn’t cut it, and Todd Bowles needs a defense that he can play around with ...
With Round 1 just hours away, we predict the top five most likely Round 1 picks for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the 2021 NFL Draft.
... ed to start right away, and as a No. 3 rusher he’s instantly an upgrade over Anthony Nelson. His presence would allow the Bucs to get creative with their edge defender ...
Time to put your grading hat on and assess the record of Super Bowl general manager Jason Licht when it comes to the NFL Draft. Next up is Round 4. (Round 1 grading is here.) (Round 2 is here.) (Round 3 […]
... the final pick of Round 3, Kendall Beckwith) 2018 – Jordan Whitehead 2019 – Anthony Nelson 2020 – None (traded for Rob Gronkowski) Our beloved Super Bowl GM has fared ...
The edge options in the 2021 NFL Draft are decent for the Buccaneers. In the second part of this last-minute series leading up to the 2021 NFL Draft, the B...
... ole would be the best use of remaining money. In addition to JPP’s injuries, Anthony Nelson isn’t cutting it in the third role. If the Bucs really wanted to find someon ...
