Buccaneers sign 13 undrafted free agents, including Ryan Delaire, Chris Hackett

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have signed thirteen college free agents to contracts, the team announced today. The most prominent names are Towson defensive end Ryan Delaire, and TCU safety Chris Hackett, both of whom have a good shot at sticking on the roster, given the team's lack of depth at both positions. Hackett had seven interceptions last season, and may have a shot at the backup free safety spot. Meanwhile, Delaire's game tape looks pretty solid, and the Bucs liked him enough to offer him a $15,000 signing bonus, according to Aaron Wilson of the Baltimore Sun.

LB Quinton Alston, Iowa
RB Dominique Brown, Louisville
DT Quayshawne Buckley, Idaho
LS Courtland Clavette, Brown
DE Ryan Delaire, Towson
CB Deshazor Everett, Texas A&M
S Chris Hackett, TCU
WR Rannell Hall, USF UCF
LB Josh Keyes, Boston College
DT Caushaud Lyons, Tusculum
WR Josh Reese, UCF
LB Michael Reynolds, Kansas
DE Jamal Young, Jones County (Mississippi) JC

The Bucs also claimed tackle Reid Fragel off waivers. Fragel was a seventh-round pick out of Ohio State for the Bengals back in 2013, and spent the past two years bouncing around various teams' practice squads. He was briefly with the Browns in 2013, which is probably why the Bucs claimed him: current Bucs offensive line coach George Warhop coached him in Cleveland.

The undrafted rookies will head to rookie minicamp this weekend, where they'll be joined by a slew of tryout players who will get a chance to earn a roster spot, as well as the team's draft picks and any veterans on the roster who have not been credited with a year of NFL play.