Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Daily Clips for Monday, February 17

Here's a sampling of media reports on the Buccaneers today.

Feb 17, 2014 at 01:46 AM

ESPN.com's Pat Yasinskas –

#Buccaneers currently have $113.9 million committed to the 2014 salary cap. — Pat Yasinskas (@PatYazESPN) February 14, 2014

Bucs Question: Trade up for Clowney? http://bccn.rs/21g

Franchise/Transition tags - Buccaneers: http://bccn.rs/21i

FanSided.com's Josh Hill –

NFL Rumors: Tampa Bay Buccaneers to trade up for Jadeveon Clowney? http://bccn.rs/21h

TBO.com's Roy Cummings –

Bucs CBs coach Gill Byrd says his CBs will need to be the most fit players on the team this year. Find out why: http://t.co/LBOQKTcp3f — Roy Cummings (@RCummingsTBO) February 16, 2014

NFL.com's Daniel Jeremiah via TBT.com's Greg Auman –

Bucs' three biggest positional needs this offseason? @MoveTheSticks writes that it's DE, TE and OT. Thoughts? http://t.co/ct0qeQfU56 — Greg Auman (@gregauman) February 16, 2014

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