This may be the most mature rookie class Head Coach Bruce Arians said he's ever seen, but cornerback Jamel Dean knows he still has a lot of learning to do. 

When will the Bucs get their entire rookie class signed? Does Lavonte David's "new" position give him a better shot at the Pro Bowl? Those and other questions from the fans this week.

Head Coach Bruce Arians believes the Bucs have greatly improved their cornerback situation, but there are still some lineup decisions to iron out, including who will play in the slot.

Check out a few quick observations from the first day of rookie mini-camp at AdventHealth Training Center.

The third-round pick out of Auburn is as physical as he is fast and should provide good depth at outside cornerback alongside his former college teammate in Carlton Davis.

As NFL offenses have continued to get faster and faster, especially on the edges, defenses have had to counter, and the effects of that are clear in Tampa Bay's 2019 draft.

The Bucs spent six of their eight draft picks, including each of the first five, on defense but also stuck to such themes as team speed and positional versatility.

After trading down with the Los Angeles Rams, the Buccaneers selected cornerback Jamel Dean out of Auburn University with the first of their third-round picks.

Via trade, the Buccaneers selected CB Jamel Dean and S Mike Edwards in the third round of the 2019 NFL Draft. Learn a little bit more about the pair of defensive backs with a few quick facts.