Whenever a team enters the draft, it goes without saying that there is a lot riding on the picks they make. Never is the decision more important than when a team finds itself picking in the top five slots of the first round. Their choice will be worn around their neck for years to come, like a badge of honor, or of failure.
There have been few drafts like the one the Buccaneers had in 1995, where the Bucs selected two eventual Hall of Famers in Derrick Brooks and Warren Sapp. Not many teams can boast of such a feat, but the pewter and red may have gone and done it again.