The seven players drafted by the Buccaneers over the weekend won’t be the only rookies joining the roster ahead of the team’s rookie minicamp.
That camp gets underway on Thursday and there will be 19 undrafted free agents taking part after they agreed to terms with the Bucs. Among the players that will be vying for a role is safety Isaiah Johnson, who played for secondary coach Jon Hoke at South Carolina when Hoke was the school’s co-defensive coordinator and secondary coach last year.
They also signed wide receiver Anthony Kelly, who wouldn’t mind following in the footsteps of Kutztown’s most decorated football alum although matching Andre Reed’s production is a lot to ask.
Auburn running back Peyton Barber, West Chester tight end Tim Brown, Colorado State tight end Kivon Cartwright, Oregon linebacker Tyson Coleman, Memphis fullback/tight end Alan Cross, Memphis tackle Taylor Fallin, Missouri running back Russ Hansbrough, Northwestern safety Traveon Henry, Auburn defensive end DaVonte Lambert, Auburn linebacker Cassanova McKinzy, Western Kentucky defensive tackle Jonatavius Morris, William & Mary linebacker Luke Rhodes, West Georgia guard Dominique Robertson, Notre Dame safety Elijah Shumate, Ohio Dominican wide receiver Dez Stewart, Ole Miss defensive end Channing Ward and Missouri Western tackle Leonard Wester round out the group.
