The Buccaneers were on the clock with the No. 27 pick, but they opted to make an in-state trade with the Jacksonville Jaguars, sliding back into the top spot of Day 2. Tampa Bay attacked the draft with eight picks. They had at least one in each of the last six rounds, including a pair of seconds and a pair of fourths. The Buccaneers need this draft to be an instant success similar to the 2020 class, so that they can win another Super Bowl. Make sure to check out all of our other NFL Draft Recaps. Best Pick: Cade Otton (Round 4, Pick 106)After a flurry of tight ends had gone off the board, the …