Tampa Bay Buccaneers seem to have LB roles set

The Bucs appear to be settling in with their starting set of LBs. After plenty of offseason speculation about Mason Foster moving, the 2nd-year MLB has impressed coaches of late. Word is that he's "getting it," which was the big knock on him as a rookie. It shouldn't have surprised anyone, given that he was going from college OLB to NFL MLB without a full offseason or training camp. Second-round pick Lavonte David, meanwhile, has already pushed his way into the lineup at WLB. David was working behind former Titan Rennie Curran there early on, but that always appeared a temporary situation. Unless Foster or David disappoints in preseason, those 2 should be the 3-down LBs for the Bucs. Quincy Black retains his SLB role but doesn't offer much upside. In IDP terms, Foster and David are awash in upside.