The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are making moves as training camp approaches, inking third-round draft pick Ted Hurst and a wave of 14 undrafted free agents to contracts. This flurry of signings leaves the team with just one unsigned draft pick remaining.

Hurst, a wide receiver from Georgia State, put up impressive numbers in his final two collegiate seasons, hauling in 127 receptions for 1,965 yards and 15 touchdowns. He brings explosive playmaking potential to a receiving corps already stacked with talent, including Emeka Egbuka, Chris Godwin, and Jalen McMillian. The third-round selection is the sixth of Tampa Bay's seven draft picks to sign their rookie deals.

The lone holdout? Second-round linebacker Josiah Trotter, who remains the only draft pick without a contract as the team looks to finalize its rookie class.

Beyond the draft, the Buccaneers have bolstered their roster depth by signing 14 undrafted free agents. The group features a mix of offensive and defensive talent, including Kansas quarterback Jalon Daniels, Georgia Tech wide receiver Eric Rivers Jr., LSU linebacker Jack Pyburn, and Charlotte safety Ja'Qurious Conley. Other notable additions include Rutgers tight end Kenny Fletcher Jr., Arizona cornerback Ayden Garnes, Duke defensive lineman Josiah Green, and Kentucky punter Aidan Laros. The class is rounded out by Nebraska guard Henry Lutovski, Arizona defensive tackle DeShawn McKnight, UCF tackle Paul Rubelt, Army wide receiver Noah Short, and North Carolina State linebacker Caden Fordham.

With the roster taking shape, all eyes will be on Trotter's negotiations as the Bucs aim to have their entire draft class locked in before the start of summer workouts.