The Tampa Bay Buccaneers did not select a cornerback in the recent NFL Draft, but they've still managed to add depth to the position before the start of OTAs.
On Wednesday, the Buccaneers signed veteran cornerback Robert McClain, who has primarily played for Atlanta and Carolina since entering the league in 2010. McClain has more experience than most of the team's cornerback reserves, with 80 games played and 23 starts, and he specifically has experience in Defensive Coordinator Mike Smith's system. McClain played three seasons in Atlanta (2012-14), all while Smith was the head coach.
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The Buccaneers also announced the waiver of long-snapper Dax Dellenbach.