4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Right now the Buccaneers have Josh McCown and Mike Glennon, so in other words, have no answer for their quarterback situation. Neither the veteran nor the second-year pro have shown much this season. And Tampa Bay, which as of today is poised to pick No. 1 overall, could be in the hunt for a quarterback, perhaps Oregon’s Marcus Mariota.
But if the Bucs elect not to draft a quarterback with the first overall selection, perhaps they can trade out of the spot, collect picks and make a deal to nab Griffin. There’s a lot of talent already on the offensive side of the ball in Vincent Jackson and Mike Evans, but the team lacks a capable quarterback and a sturdy offensive line.
The Buccaneers can turn that No. 1 pick into Griffin and new offensive linemen, if that’s an avenue they choose to go down. That immediately bolsters their chances of returning to contention quicker, especially in the weak NFC South.
