Draft prep.
Joe guesses (?) this is a good thing?
With the Bucs dropping to 0-3, perhaps with the worst offense in football, losing their $165 Million Dollar Man at quarterback for at least three weeks, losing a promising, starting receiver for maybe two months, more bad things must happen to the team if they are to earn the franchise’s first No. 1 overall pick since 2014 (for the 2015 draft).
BSPN had a bot/AI thing run the numbers on which team will end up with the No. 1 pick. And it’s unlikely to be the Bucs.
This “FPI rating” has another Florida team landing the first pick. That would be Miami with a 45 percent chance of being on the clock when the 2026 season ends.
Others on the list are:
No. 2: Tennessee
No. 3: Bucs
The Bucs, per BSPN, have an 8 percent chance of getting the No. 1 overall pick. It also has the Bucs with almost a 50/50 shot of a top-five pick (48 percent).
If the Bucs end up with the No. 5 pick, would Jeremiah Smith or Trinidad Chambliss still be on the board?
No football player has ever been in more hell than No. 0 on this play. pic.twitter.com/BWUcYPttSG