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Is a future Bucs quarterback among these 10? Aim low

Don’t expect Tampa Bay to go for the top-tier guys in the draft, but that doesn’t mean the Bucs won’t still land a quality signal caller. Hello, FIU.

Washington quarterback Jacob Eason likely is too high of a draft pick for the Bucs as a projected second-rounder. But if they're looking for someone to mold, and who fits coach Bruce Arians' game plan, he's not a bad choice. [ ELAINE THOMPSON | AP ]

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