Shannon Sharp

Um,

Per Yahoo Sports, we're told that Buccaneers enjoyed having Shiloh in the building, viewing the son of Deion Sanders as a good kid who's at all times respectful to everyone.

Shiloh could, in theory, sign with the Bucs practice squad after clearing waivers.

The bigger question is whether he's good enough to compete and play at an NFL level.

That's always the case.

That's...

what you weigh, Ocho, because if you bring somebody back on the practice squad, you're saying with a year under our belt, a year under his belt and our system.

We think he can develop into a player that could play for us.

Yes.

Get offense, defense, and maybe he's just a backup.

Maybe, hey, they pay backups just in case people didn't know.

They do pay backups in the NFL.

And, you know, he can be a special teams player.

Punt, punt return, kickoff, kickoff return.

Maybe he could be whatever the case may be.

Now, that's what the Bucs organization, that's what they have to weigh.

Todd Bowles and that staff, I forget the general manager.

I was just reading something the other day about the general manager because he was talking about, what's the linebacker they let go?

He was LSU.

They ended up letting him go, and he goes to Philly.