Bucs Looking At The Other UCLA LB

Yesterday, the Buccaneers were in attendance for the UCLA pro day as most were watching big names in LB Myles Jack, RB Paul Perkins, and DT Kenny Clark. However, the Bucs had their eyes on another linebacker not named Jack, and that was one year starter Aaron Wallace. According to Tony Pauline the Bucs have set up an official visit with Wallace.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Cleveland Browns & Oakland Raiders set official visits with UCLA's "other" linebacker. https://t.co/TDrZlY5ZKh

— Tony Pauline (@TonyPauline) March 15, 2016

Wallace, 22 is an intriguing prospect as he is only a one year starter, in which he had 65 tackles and 7 sacks. Instincts are lacking, but showed his high athletic ability at his pro day, just look at the results per NFL.com

PRO DAY RESULTS

40-yard dash: 4.57 seconds 

Vertical: 36 inches 

Broad jump: 10 feet, 10 inches 

Short shuttle: 4.27 seconds 

3-cone: 7.35 seconds 

Bench: 25 reps of 225 pounds

Those are really good numbers, and with the Bucs Lb coach Mark Duffner being in attendance per Jenna Laine, it shows the Bucs want to get more athletic on defense. Wallace could be someone to watch for in the later rounds.

Could the Bucs Go Linebacker With the 9th Overall Pick?

The Bucs must pick defensive end or corner with the 9th pick right? Not so fast my friend, if jack of all trades UCLA linebacker Myles Jack is on the board, the Bucs should definitely consider taking him at 9th overall. Jack is the real deal, has all the tools you look for in today's NFL player.

Watch the video below, Jack is a beast and easily a top 5 player in this year's NFL Draft.