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Tampa Bay Buccaneers' rookie right guard Cody Mauch has impressed head coach Todd Bowles with his intelligence and ability to handle everything with ease during practice. Despite coming from a small football program and a rural high school team, Mauch has shown promise and a mature approach. While his physical strength remains uncertain, the Bucs are counting on him to make an immediate impact.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers' recent NFL draft selections have received mixed reviews, with some analysts praising their additions of Cody Mauch and Calijah Kancey, while others criticize the lack of a quarterback selection. Overall, the team received grades ranging from A to B-.
Cody Mauch, a former walk-on at North Dakota State University with no college offers, was drafted in the second round of the NFL draft by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Mauch played multiple sports in high school and started 39 straight games over his final three seasons at NDSU. He was praised by defensive linemen he faced in college and will bring his grit and determination to the Buccaneers' offensive line.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers employed a similar scouting approach to the NHL's Tampa Bay Lightning, asking prospects who the toughest players they had faced were, which played a part in their decision to draft North Dakota State offensive lineman Cody Mauch in the second round of the 2023 NFL Draft. Mauch played left tackle at North Dakota State but is likely to move into the interior line at the next level. The Buccaneers have had success with this conversion in the past with players from smaller football programs. Mauch joins an offensive line crew in Tampa that also features such potential interior-line candidates as Nick Leverett, Matt Feiler, Luke Goedeke, Robert Hainsey, and Aaron Stinnie.
The New England Patriots have invited North Dakota State offensive tackle Cody Mauch and Gardner-Webb wide receiver T.J. Luther for pre-draft visits. While Mauch is a top offensive lineman and a realistic candidate to come off the board as early as Round 2, Luther's lack of bulk and small-school pedigree make him an uncertain projection. The Patriots are in a better shape at wide receiver than they are at offensive tackle, but both positions are in need of depth and developmental upside.