Two former Florida State starters working out for Tampa Bay Buccaneers

With Florida State football's Pro Day in the rearview mirror and the NFL Draft approaching later this month, many teams are reaching out to players ahead of April 27. Former FSU leading tackler safety Jammie Robinson has already been on the move this off-season, taking multiple visits across the country to franchises showing interest.

Along with Robinson, at least two more Seminoles are visiting with NFL teams. Former FSU tight end Camren McDonald and offensive lineman Dillan Gibbons made their way down to Tampa Bay, FL, on Thursday to work out for the Buccaneers during their local pre-draft workout.

UCF: RB Isaiah Bowser, DT Anthony Montalvo, T Ryan Swoboda, LS Alex Ward, OL Samuel Jackson. Utah State WR Justin McGriff, Nevada DB Bentlee Sanders, FSU G Dillan Gibbons, FSU TE Camren McDonald, FAMU WR Xavier Smith, Rhode Island Caleb Warren, Baldwin-Wallace CB Anthony Kendall.
— Greg Auman (@gregauman) April 6, 2023

Gibbons started all 13 games for the Seminoles in 2022 and was named first-team All-ACC and blocked for an offense ranked 7th in the country per PFF. He finished the season with a 71.4 pass-blocking grade and was known to be a leader in the locker room while being credited with helping restore the culture in an offensive line that had its struggles. Gibbons has won numerous awards at FSU, including the Weurffel Trophy and the Jim Tatum Award, while helping protect the nation's top-rated quarterback Jordan Travis.

McDonald spent five years in Tallahassee and finished 2022 with a career-best of 312 yards and a score. He came in clutch on a few down-saving drives throughout the year, recording a season-high 52 yards against Boston College. McDonald is another player who is a good locker-room guy and can bring athleticism as a tight end. He's also capable of contributing on special teams.

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