Tampa Bay Buccaneers

The Bucs' second-year corner switched his number this offseason from 26 to 23 and the reasoning is all about family.

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.

This week, fans had questions about potential impact rookies, another position battle that will light up training camp, and more.

We've got a couple quick thoughts following the second (and now last) day of rookie mini-camp. 

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

The second-round pick out of Central Michigan is a ball-hawk corner that can do it all. See what Sean Murphy-Bunting does well and how he can fit in to the Bucs' defense for 2019.

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.

The Buccaneers used their second-round pick on Central Michigan CB Sean Bunting, who has displayed a passion for the game and a knack for getting to the football

The Buccaneers drafted the cornerback out of Central Michigan with their second pick of the draft.

The Buccaneers selected the Central Michigan cornerback with their second-round pick of the NFL Draft. Get to know a little more about this 2018 All-MAC selection.