The Tampa Bay Bucs have acquired 25-year old TE Kellen Winslow from the Cleveland Browns for a 2nd round pick in 2009 and a 5th round pick in 2010.  Winslow played in 10 games for the Browns last season and he caught 43 passes for 428 yards (10.0 avg) with 3 TD grabs.  He played in 44 games in his career with the Browns and he caught 219 passes for 2,459 yards (11.2 avg) with 11 TD grabs.  This was a good move for the Bucs as Winslow immediately becomes the 2nd best receiver on the Buccaneers.  If he can just stay healthy the Bucs might have a Pro Bowler on their hands as Winslow is one of the most physically gifted tight ends in all of football and he catches everything that is thrown his way.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers took advantage of the Ravens who had just lost DT Dwan Edwards for the season as they traded them 31-year old DL Marques Douglas for a late round pick in 2009 and a conditional pick in 2010.  Getting two draft picks for a free agent signed in the off season was a excellent move for the Bucs.  Douglas played in all 16 games for the Niners last season and he made 72 tackles, intercepted 3 passes and defensed 3 passes.  The better Douglas plays this season the better the draft pick in 2010 so Bucs’ fans should be rooting for him to do well in Baltimore.