Kristopher Knox of Bleacher Report names Eric Rivers the Buccaneers’ top UDFA prospect. Rivers’ slot speed and vertical play fit Tampa Bay’s depth strategy, where Chris Godwin Jr. holds the starting slot role and the remaining spots are open. Rivers can win a WR5/WR6 job by contributing on special teams and offering a unique vertical angle, avoiding direct competition with Godwin. His college production—1,166 yards and 12 touchdowns at FIU with 18.8 yards per catch, and efficient 649‑yard season at Georgia Tech—demonstrates big‑play potential from 5‑ft‑11. This role‑based depth approach keeps Rivers in the mix heading into camp. capturengo.org
UDFA Eric Rivers Likely Makes Bucs Roster
The Bucs’ slot receiver room opens a doorway for undrafted Eric Rivers, who could earn a spot by delivering vertical threat and special‑team value.
