The 1991 Buccaneer draft review Rd Selection Pos 1 Charles McRae T 2 traded to San Diego (see 1990 third-round pick) 3 Lawrence Dawsey WR 3 (from Oakland) Robert Wilson FB 4 Tony Covington S 5 Terry Bagsby LB 5 (from Oakland) Tim Ryan G 6 Rhett Hall DT 7 Calvin Tiggle LB 8 Marty Carter S 9 Treamelle Taylor WR/KR 10 Pat O’Hara QB 10 (from New Orleans) Hyland Hickson RB 11 Mike Sunvold DT 12 Al Chamblee LB Click here to review the entire 1991 NFL draft After having the 7th selection in the first round, the Bucs subsequently drafted 11th, 10th, 9th, 8th and 7th in later rounds. The additional third and fifth round picks came from trading LB Winston Moss to the Raiders, and the extra 10th round pick from the Saints in return for DE Robert "PIg" Goff. 1 - T - Charles McRae - Tennessee - Poor pick A really nice guy and great friend to the Bucs UK but not a first round pick in terms of performance on the field and definitely not worth the position of being the first offensive player drafted that year. Then again, his former college team-mate Antoine Davis went next to the Eagles and he was a bust at tackle too. 2 - traded to San Diego (see 1990 third-round pick) - Poor trade The second installment of the Gary Anderson trade - definitely not worth it after blowing the first pick in this draft. 3 - WR - Lawrence Dawsey - Florida State - Good pick Had two good seasons but then got hurt and was never the same player again. Would have been a really good No.2 receiver to someone like Keyshawn these days. 3 - FB - Robert Wilson - Texas A&M - OK pick Did really well as a rookie, started all but one game and then got forgotten when Sam Wyche took over as coach and was cut in camp before his second season. 4 - S - Tony Covington - Virginia - OK pick Formed a rookie safety combination with Marty Carter but then was injured in 1992 and never regained a starting spot thereafter. 5 - LB - Terry Bagsby - East Texas State - Wasted pick Never played a down for the Buccaneers. Never played football in the NFL at all. Had played defensive end at 6-0 and 235 points in college but had to switch to linebacker in the pro game and was not able to make the adjustment at all. 5 - G - Tim Ryan - Notre Dame - OK pick Three years' mileage from a fifth round pick is never that bad. Only made one start but was a valuable back-up on the line throughout his Buc career. Also played a season for the Scottish Claymores in 1995. 6 - DT - Rhett Hall - California - OK pick Had a couple of pretty good seasons with the 49ers and Eagles after leaving Tampa but was never more than a back-up lineman when with the Bucs. Did win the Bucs UK's Ugliest Buccaneer competition in the 1990s. 7 - LB - Calvin Tiggle - Georgia Tech - OK pick Spent a couple of seasons as a back-up in the middle of the defense but nothing more than that. 8 - S - Marty Carter - Middle Tennessee State - Excellent pick Four-year starter for the Bucs at strong safety and then continued his NFL career for another eight seasons with the Bears and Falcons from then on. 9 - WR/KR - Treamelle Taylor - Nevada-Reno - Wasted pick Never played a down for the Buccaneers. Never played football in the NFL at all. Good receiving numbers in a passing offense in college and also a specialist returner which was his primary reason for being drafted. 10 - QB - Pat O’Hara - USC - OK pick Never really had a chance to play for the Bucs having been hampered by injury throughout his college career. Wound up a decade later in the Arena League with the Tampa Bay Storm. 10 - RB - Hyland Hickson - Michigna State - Wasted pick Never played a down for the Buccaneers. Never played football in the NFL at all. Gained over 1,000 yards rushing as a senior and finished 10th on Michigan's all-time rushing list when he was drafted. 11 - DT - Mike Sunvold - Minnesota - Wasted pick Never played a down for the Buccaneers. Never played football in the NFL at all. Had started for three years in college and played both end and tackle but could not make the jump to the pro game. 12 - LB - Al Chamblee - Virginia Tech - Good pick Played two seasons in Tampa as an under-sized defensive end and special teamer. Summing up 1991 Blowing the top two picks is never going to be tantamount to a good overall grade and this detracts from the fact that the Bucs got good mileage from six of their next seven selections.