The Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who have developed a reputation for being one of the cheapest franchises in the NFL, have spent a little money today.
They’ve inked third-round pick Roy Miller, a defensive tackle from Texas, to a contract.
It’s a four-year deal, which means that the Bucs had to fork over a larger signing bonus than if the contract covered only three seasons.
Miller was the 81st overall selection in the 2009 draft.
I think its a bit sad that the signing of a 3rd round pick would be fodder to write a story about the Bucs spending money. we’d be better off with a story about how much cash they spend in England.
Florio just hit us with a story when they hit the cap floor.