Bucs And Lions Swapping First Round Picks?

ESPN's John Clayton is reporting that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are leaning towards trading up to the No. 2 pick to get Georgia Tech wide receiver Calvin Johnson. Apparently the Bucs, who currently hold the No. 4 pick, are concerned that other teams may try to jump ahead of them to snag Johnson, who is widely regarded as a sure-fire star and the draft's top player. Tampa Bay coach Jon Gruden is known to be enamored with Johnson and appears willing to do whatever it takes to draft him...
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