Tampa Bay Buccaneers general manager Jason Licht knows how to find diamonds in the rough along the offensive line every year in the NFL draft, and it, and this time around, he won’t have to look far.
One of the most underrated blockers in the 2024 class is USF’s Donovan Jennings, who played his college ball at Raymond James Stadium for the Bulls.
Jennings brings a fantastic combination of experience and athleticism to the table, two things the Bucs value highly in all of their potential draft picks. He backed up his solid film with a strong week at the East-West Shrine Game, as then put on a show at USF’s pro day workout:
SLEEPER offensive lineman Donovan Jennings of @USFFootball CRUSHED at his Pro Day last week.
Full numbers and updated RAS scores below, but his total score puts him in the top-7 among all OGs in the 2024 NFL Draft.
54 games played in college, and his film matches his… pic.twitter.com/yLEsQ0iqcQ
— Eric Galko (@EricGalko) March 25, 2024
Tampa Bay needs as much help as they can get along the interior of the offense line, and spending a Day 3 pick on Jennings would give them a high-upside player who could quickly develop into a potential starter.
